written disclosure prior to sale.] It shall be unlawful to sell or lease until there has been disclosed in writing to the purchaser or lessee of a lot or parcel in the subdivided land, the following:

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A. all restrictions or reservations of record which subject the subdivided land to any unusual conditions affecting its use or occupancy;

B. the fact that any street or road facilities have not been accepted for maintenance by a governmental agency when such is the case;

C. availability of public utilities in the subdivision including water, electricity, gas and telephone facilities;

D. if water is available only from subterranean sources the average depth of such water within the subdivision;

E. the complete price and financing terms or rental; and

F. the existence of blanket encumbrances, if any, on such subdivision, unless such blanket encumbrances provide for a proper release or subordination of said blanket encumbrances to such lot or parcel.