Site plan, architectural plan, or other plan that identifies the location of each affordable unit, if subject to the site plan approval, settlement agreement, or other applicable document regulating the location of affordable units. The administrative agent shall determine the location of affordable units if not set forth in the site plan approval, settlement agreement, or other applicable document.

The total number of units in the project and the number of affordable units.

The breakdown of the affordable units by or identification of affordable unit locations by bedroom count and income level, including street addresses/unit numbers, if subject to the site plan approval, settlement agreement, or other applicable document regulating the breakdown of affordable units. The administrative agent shall determine the bedroom and income distribution if not set forth in the site plan approval, settlement agreement, or other applicable document.

Floor plans of all affordable units, including complete and accurate identification of all rooms and the dimensions thereof.

A projected construction schedule.

The location of any common areas and elevators.

The name of the person who will be responsible for official contact with the administrative agent for the duration of the project, which must be updated if the contact changes.

Send to all current tenants in all restricted rental units an annual mailing containing a notice as to the maximum permitted rent and a reminder of the requirement that the unit must remain their principal place of residence, which is defined as residing in the unit at least 260 days out of each calendar year, together with the telephone number, mailing address, and email address of the administrative agent to whom complaints of excess rent can be issued.

Provide to the administrative agent a description of any applicable fees.

Provide to the administrative agent a description of the types of utilities and which utilities will be included in the rent.

Agree and ensure that the utility configuration established at the start of the rent-up process not be altered at any time throughout the restricted period.

Provide to the administrative agent a proposed form of lease for any rental units.

Ensure that the tenant selection criteria for the applicants for affordable units not be more restrictive that the tenant selection criteria for applicants for nonrestricted units.

Strive to maintain the continued occupancy of the affordable units during the entire restricted period.

Proposed pricing for all units, including any purchaser options and add-on items.

Condominium or homeowner association fees and any other applicable fees.

Estimated real property taxes.

Sewer, water, trash disposal, and any other utility assessments.

Flood insurance requirement, if applicable.

The state-approved planned real estate development public offering statement and/or master deed, where applicable, as well as the full build-out budget.