What additional obligation does the Contractor have regarding the City's reporting requirements?

The correct obligation for the Contractor regarding the City's reporting requirements is to provide requested information to comply with possessory interests regulations. This obligation ensures that the Contractor aids in maintaining compliance with the City's laws and regulations, which are essential for transparency and proper governance. Possessory interest regulations pertain to the rights held by individuals or companies over property, particularly in relation to public resources, and accurate reporting of such interests is crucial for the City’s assessment of legal, financial, and operational standings.

The other options, while related to reporting and obligations, do not accurately reflect the specific requirement in question. Submitting quarterly financial summaries relates to financial reporting, which may be part of broader financial obligations but does not focus specifically on possessory interests. Conducting annual reviews of property value may be relevant for property assessment purposes but is not a requirement tied directly to the reporting obligations regarding possessory interests. Additionally, reviewing regulations without reporting does not fulfill the requirement of actively engaging with the City’s compliance standards. Hence, the obligation to provide information on possessory interests is the most relevant requirement in this context.