(a) The title of the position;

(b) Whether the appointed official, a member of the appointed official’s immediate family, or an entity in which the appointed official or a member of the appointed official’s immediate family had a financial interest, received any compensation, or gift or thing of value in a transaction with the county; the name of the individual or entity that received the compensation or gift or thing of value from the transaction with the county; the county department and employee engaged in the transaction, and the relationship of the appointed official, or member of the appointed official’s immediate family, to the county department and employee;

(c) Whether the appointed official, or a member of the appointed official’s immediate family, held a position in a partnership, association, corporation, firm, institution, or other entity, whether or not operated for profit, that engaged in a transaction with the county; and

(d) Whether the appointed official, or a member of the appointed official’s immediate family, possessed a financial interest in real property, listed by street address, assessor parcel number or legal description, that was involved in, or the subject of, an action by the county; and the use the appointed official made of the real property. Appointed officials, except appointed officials of the county assessor’s office and the board of equalization, do not need to disclose real property where the only county action is valuation for tax purposes.