(c) In addition to the notice prescribed by paragraph (a) or (b) of
this subdivision, fifteen days written notice shall be (i) posted in the
public areas of such multiple dwelling, (ii) mailed to the "Occupant" of
each unit in that multiple dwelling, (iii) mailed to the local health
officer and the director of the social services district for the
political subdivision in which the multiple dwelling is located, (iv) if
the multiple dwelling is located in a city or a village, mailed to the
mayor thereof, or if there be none, to the manager, or, if the multiple
dwelling is located in a town, then mailed to the town supervisor, (v)
mailed to the county executive of the county in which the multiple
dwelling is located, or if there be none, then to the chairman of such
county's legislative body, and (vi) mailed to the office of the New York
state long term care ombudsman, if the multiple dwelling is a
residential health care facility as defined in subdivision three of
section twenty-eight hundred one of the public health law, an adult care
facility as defined in subdivision twenty-one of section two of the
social services law, or an assisted living residence as defined in
subdivision one of section forty-six hundred fifty-one of the public
health law as added by chapter two of the laws of two thousand four.
Notice required by subparagraphs (iv) and (v) of this paragraph may be
mailed to the persons specified therein or to their respective
designees. The notice required by this paragraph shall state the
intended date of discontinuance of service, the amount due for such
service, and the procedure by which any tenant or public agency may make
such payment and thereby avoid discontinuance of service.