ode addressing affordable housing needs in each City Council district. (i) Expenditure of funds for the Affordable Housing Program shall require, to the maximum possible extent and consistently with federal and state law, that funded projects comply with the following requirements: a. Affordability. All units in a funded project shall be affordable to and occupied by Acutely Low Income Households, Extremely Low Income Households, Very Low Income Households, or Low Income Households, except as allowed by Sections 22.618.3(d)(1)(ii).b.4. and 22.618.3(d)(1)(ii).c.4. of this Code. The Department shall adopt a policy to prevent the displacement of households that qualified for a unit upon initial occupancy but thereafter exceed the income limits. Such households may be charged a rent commensurate with their current income levels. b. Covenants. The programs described in Sections 22.618.3(d)(1)(ii).a. - c. of this Code, including the Multifamily Affordable Housing program, the Alternative Models for Permanent Affordable Housing program, and the Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing program, are intended to provide dedicated housing that is affordable to households at the respective levels of income (e.g., Acutely Low Income, Extremely Low Income, Very Low Income, and Low Income Households) that occupy the housing units, whether as owner-occupants or tenants, and whose housing cost or rent does not exceed the affordable housing cost or affordable rent for households at such income levels. Each property and each affordable housing unit funded pursuant to Sections 22.618.3(d)(1)(ii).a. - c. of this Code shall be made subject to a recorded covenant acceptable to the Department and recorded with the Los Angeles County Recorder, that meets each of the following requirements: 1. Each housing unit in the project shall be used exclusively as a residence for households at the respective income level. 2. The housing cost or rent for such housing unit shall be no more than an affordable housing cost or affordable rent at the respective level of income. 3. No housing unit may be leased or subleased, except to a household at the level of affordability and for no more than an affordable rent for which the unit was dedicated. 4.