As far as drugs, I would deal with it in a non-curable breach of contract section such as: Non-Curable Breach of Agreement: Any of the following events will be deemed a non-curable breach of this Lease; (a) Police raid upon your Premises; (b) Your arrest for possession/sale/storage of any narcotic/controlled substance/chemical or herbal contraband in or about the Premises; (c) Failure topermit Owner's entry to the Premises following receipt of adequate notice; (d) Failure to cooperate with Owner or any pest controller/fumigator/exterminator following receipt of notice of such services; (e) Defaults by you causing Owner to serve more than two notices to pay or quit, in any twelve (12) month period; (f) A misrepresentation on your Rental Application; (g) Delivery of any security door/gate key to anyone not party to this Lease.

Even though the DNS will go out there right away, they told me they would still give her a day or so to remedy the situation.  

I just looked them up on my two County properties:Property #1Sewer Service $398.75Storm Water Remediation Fee $21.00Water Distribution $98.11-----------------------------------------Property #2Sewer Service $505.34Storm Water Remediation Fee $21.00Water Distribution $98.11I looked up the tax bill of a random property in the City and did not see a break down like this.

When standing in the basement and you look up, there it was.Any ideas what mold remediation would cost?

I suggest that you don't make matters worse by mucking up the eviction process with DIY remedies.   

Their requested remedy in each case was early termination of the lease.

Most of the time, humidity problems in a crawlspace or basement are from lack of vapor barrier on the ground, incorrect grading of the lot so water is forced towards the house, drainage from downspouts, or ingress through the wall from incorrect drainage on the exterior when the crawlspace or basement is well below grade.I do not do mold remediation, but owning a pest control company we do come across other issues associated with moisture, especially in the crawlspace, and bathrooms.  

I'm not very political but something tells me I'm okay with itIt's a bad law attempting to remedy a bad problem where the federal government has totally lacked any pratical or effective policy since the last attempt at immigraton reform in 1986.

We require our tenants to be responsible for their own pest remediation, 30 days after move-in.

Again, internet sites can give you a step by step process on what is required for your state.Before you file for any eviction through your court system you need to notify your tenants with this type of notice to allow them to "remedy" the situation within the 3 day time period.If no success you then file for an eviction through your local court system (i.e., filing is typically done through the Clerk of Court).