This Executive Regulation defines the phrase “any written or electronically transmitted material that a seller produces or distributes in connection with the advertisement for sale of specific residential real property” as used in Section 40-12C of the County Code. (a) Any “written or electronically transmitted material that a seller produces or distributes in connection with the advertisement for sale of a specific residential real property,” as used in County Code § 40-12C, includes: (1) all printed sales material available on site or at an “open house;” (2) any information about a specific property for sale which is available on the Internet or in a web page; and (3) any written material which specifies the amount of tax the seller currently pays or recently paid. (b) Any “written or electronically transmitted material that a seller produces or distributes in connection with the advertisement for sale of a specific residential real property,” as used in County Code § 40-12C, does not include, unless the material specifies the amount of tax the seller currently pays or recently paid: (1) a newspaper or magazine classified “liner” advertisement or a “group display” advertisement in which the advertisement for a specific house is less than 16 square inches; (2) one or more introductory screen listings for a specific property on the Internet, which may contain the asking price, as long as the disclosure required by § 40-12C appears on the Internet listing in any later or linked screen which provides further financial details about the property; (3) a “For Sale” sign posted at or near a property; or (4) a radio or television advertisement. If a court holds that part of this regulation is invalid, the invalidity does not affect other parts.