In this section, “restriction” means a restriction, moratorium, or capacity limitation imposed on development as a result of a local law enacted under this subtitle. If an adequate public facility law has resulted in a restriction within a priority funding area, on or before July 1 every 2 years, a local jurisdiction shall report on the restriction to the Department of Planning. The report shall include: the location of the restriction; the type of infrastructure affected by the restriction; the proposed resolution of the restriction, if available; the estimated date for the resolution of the restriction, if available; if a restriction was lifted, the date the restriction was lifted; the local law or resolution that lifted the restriction; any waiver of the restriction that was proposed; and any waiver of the restriction that was implemented. On or before January 1 every 2 years, the Department of Planning shall prepare and publish a report on the statewide impacts of adequate public facility laws. The report shall include the identification of: geographic areas and facilities within priority funding areas that fail to meet local adequate public facility standards; and improvements to facilities scheduled or proposed in the local jurisdiction’s capital improvement program.