(VII) Common areas and areas under the control of the landlord that are kept
reasonably clean, sanitary, and free from all accumulations of debris, filth, rubbish,
and garbage and that have appropriate extermination in response to the infestation
of rodents, vermin, pests, or insects;
(VIII) Appropriate extermination in response to the infestation of rodents,
vermin, pests, or insects throughout a residential premises, including compliance
with all requirements under part 10 of this article 12;
(IX) An adequate number of appropriate exterior receptacles for garbage,
waste, and rubbish, in good repair and scheduled to be serviced and emptied at
sufficient intervals to ensure containment and proper disposal of all trash, waste,
and rubbish;
(X) Floors, stairways, elevators, and railings maintained in good repair;
(XI) Locks on all exterior doors and locks or security devices on windows
designed to be opened that are maintained in good working order;
(XII) Compliance with all applicable building, housing, and health codes, the
violation of which would constitute a condition that materially interferes with the
life, health, or safety of the tenant;
(XIII) Compliance with applicable standards from the American National
Standards Institute, or its successor organization, and all applicable provisions of
building, fire, health, and housing codes for the remediation and cleanup of a
residential premises following an environmental public health event;
(XIV) Remediation in compliance with article 18.5 of title 25 if the residential
premises was used as an illegal drug laboratory, as defined in section 25-18.5-101
(8), involving methamphetamine.
(XV) Compliance with all requirements in section 38-12-803; or