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1. Description of the development, including whether the Inclusionary Units will be rented orowner-occupied; 2. The number, size and location of Very Low-, Low- or Moderate-Income Units; 3. Inclusionary incentives by the City (if any), including the nature and amount of any local public funding; 4. Provisions and/or documents for resale restrictions, deeds of trust, rights of first refusal. and/or rental restrictions; 5. Provisions for monitoring the ongoing affordability of the units, and the process for qualifying prospective resident Households for income eligibility. D. Recordinq of Aqreement. Inclusionary Housing Agreements that are acceptable to the Community Development Director must be recorded against owner-occupied Inclusionary Units and residential projects containing rental Inclusionary Units. Additional rental or resale restrictions, deeds of trust, rights of first refusal and/or other documents acceptable to the Community Development Director must also be recorded against owner-occupied Inclusionary Units. In cases where the requirements of this Article are satisfied through the development of Off-Site Units, the Inclusionary Housing Agreement must simultaneously be recorded against the property where the Off-Site Units are to be developed. 6-3016 Off-Site Alternatives. A. Developer Proposal. A Developer may propose and the Approval Authority may approve an alternative means of compliance with an I nclusionary Housing Plan as provided in Section 6-3014(b) which may include, but is not limited to the following provisions: 1. Off-Site Construction. Inclusionary Units may be constructed off-site if the Inclusionary Units will be located in an area where the Approval Authority finds that, based on the availability of affordable housing, the need for such units is equal or greater than the need in the area of the proposed development. 2. Land Dedication. In lieu of building Inclusionary Units, a Developer may choose to dedicate to the City land suitable for the construction of Inclusionary Units as determined by the Approval Authority. The site must be sufficient to allow construction of the required inclusionary units plus ten percent. Infrastructure, such as sewer, water, and utilities, must be adjacent to the property. 3. Credit Transfers. In lieu of building Inclusionary Units, the Developer may contribute funds to another project for the purpose of increasing the production of affordable units within said project. The Approval Authority will determine the credit that the developer may receive for the total number of affordable units produced over and above the number of Inclusionary Units that would otherwise be required for said project. 11