[Costly Repairs] When Emilene Moved into Her New Office Space

[Costly Repairs] When Emilene moved into her new office space, she noticed there was a hole in the wall with electrical wires exposed and the electricity in the unit was not working properly. She told her new landlord, Rodney, who told her it was her responsibility. She also noticed there were no sprinkler systems in the building, but she had them in her prior office and she knew they were required in her part of the city. However, Rodney told her that the building never had sprinklers and she could install them herself if she thought they were important. She also noticed that the hallway outside her office leading to the elevator had three stairs that were crumbling and very dangerous. When she told Rodney about the stairs in the hallway used by all of the tenants, he told her that she could have them fixed since they were on her floor.
-Is Rodney responsible for installing sprinkler systems to the rental unit?

A) Yes, if a city health and safety law requires the installation of sprinklers, the landlord is required to pay for it.
B) Yes, if the tenant requests the installation of sprinklers or other safety mechanisms, the landlord is required to pay for it.
C) Yes, the landlord is required to pay the cost of safety features that do not exceed the cost of one month's rent.
D) No, landlords are not required to pay the cost of safety features, but the tenant must receive permission for installation.
E) No, in general, it is the responsibility of the tenant, not the landlord to install safety features onto the property.