e Fair Market Value Rent applicable to the rental unit; 4. The Reduced Rental Rate that will be charged during the Fixed Relief Period, and the Increased Rental Rate that the landlord may charge at the end of the Fixed Relief Period; 5. The registration number issued by FEMA to the Displacee; and 6. A statement that the Displacee may terminate the lease upon thirty days notice and will not be liable for rent that would otherwise be owed for the remainder of the term of the Fixed Relief Period and the remainder of the lease, nor for damages resulting from termination prior to expiration of the Fixed Relief Period and the lease. The completed Qualifying Relief Rental Agreement Form must be signed by the Displacee and the landlord. The Department will not accept for filing any Form that does not contain the information required by this subsection, that does not demonstrate that the initial rent charged under the Program is not greater than 75% of the applicable Fair Market Value Rent, and that is not signed by the Displacee and the landlord. E. Effect of Failure to Increase Rent at the Expiration of Fixed Relief Period. A landlord may continue to rent to a Displacee at the Reduced Rental Rate upon the expiration of a Fixed Relief Period. A landlord who does not increase the rental rate upon the expiration of the Fixed Relief Period may impose one rent increase on or before December 31, 2006, provided that the new rental amount does not exceed the Increased Rental Rate. If, on January 1, 2007, the landlord has not increased the rent from the Reduced Rental Rate, the rent cannot further be increased without compliance with the provisions of the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, including those provided pursuant to Section 151.06. F. Ineligible Rental Units. Rental Units may not be rented pursuant to the provisions of this section if they are located in buildings: (1) that have been placed into the Rent Escrow Account Program pursuant to Section 162.00 et seq. , or Section 155.00 et seq. , and the REAP placement is not yet terminated; (2) for which there is an outstanding order or notice to comply, correct or abate a condition or violation issued by an Enforcement Agency as defined in Section 162.02;