(b) Once a governmental entity, government official, law enforcement
officer, or public safety officer deems a tenant's dwelling unit safe for reentry after
an environmental public health event, the landlord must grant the tenant or
tenant's representative access to the dwelling unit for the purposes of retrieving
the tenant's personal property, even if the residential premises that includes the
tenant's dwelling unit is considered uninhabitable under this section.
(c) A landlord that has remedied or repaired a residential premises to a
habitable standard following an environmental public health event shall provide the
tenant with documentation that demonstrates compliance with the standards
described in section 38-12-505 (1)(b)(XIII).
(d) A landlord's submission of an insurance claim for an uninhabitable or a
contaminated residential premises after the landlord has notice of a condition that
renders the residential premises uninhabitable after an environmental public health
event is not considered evidence of remediation.