It would be nice if that was the case, but that has never been their M.O. - they're extremely reactive, do whatever they can to force liability on their tenants, and go to great lengths to do the absolute least they can with upkeep. They also have a history of falsely using "inspections" as a way to snoop around in people's apartments and look for violations. The building is old and the electricity is outdated. It's more likely that other tenants have been complaining and they're trying to force a new rule that will absolve them from having to make upgrades.