; (B) blocking or attempting to block the entry of a tenant upon the premises; (C) changing the locks or removing the front door of the premises; (D) giving a tenant an eviction notice that does not comply with applicable Federal, State, or local law; (E) removing the belongings of a tenant; and (F) any other action defined as a self-help eviction under State landlord-tenant law. (8) Local ordinance impacting eviction The term local ordinance impacting eviction means a local ordinance that is designed to address the number of emergency services calls resulting from assault, sexual harassment, stalking, disorderly conduct, or another type of behavior, situation, or condition that results in the need for emergency services, that results in loss of housing or limit the housing opportunities for victims of crime, including victims of domestic violence, or individuals with disabilities who may require emergency services, abnegating local landlord-tenant law by— (A) requiring, encouraging, or permitting the eviction of a tenant or resident because of a certain number of calls for emergency services; (B) requiring, encouraging, or permitting the eviction of a tenant or resident because of an arrest even though the arrest has not resulted in the conviction of that tenant or resident; or (C) requiring, encouraging, or permitting the eviction of a tenant or resident because of criminal activity occurring at or near the place of residence of the tenant or resident for which that tenant or resident has not been convicted. (9) Public housing