a statement of the purposes and objectives of the proposed project;

a concise description, including the general location of the proposed project and a summary of geospatial information, if available, illustrating the project area and the locations, if any, of environmental, cultural, and historic resources;

a statement regarding the technical and financial ability of the project sponsor to construct the proposed project;

a statement of any Federal financing, environmental reviews, and authorizations anticipated to be required to complete the proposed project; and

an assessment that the proposed project meets the definition of a covered project under section 4370m of this title and a statement of reasons supporting the assessment.

kept confidential; and

exempt from the disclosure requirements under section 552 of title 5 (commonly known as the “Freedom of Information Act”) and the Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.).1

identify all Federal and non-Federal agencies and governmental entities likely to have financing, environmental review, authorization, or other responsibilities with respect to the proposed project; and

invite all Federal agencies identified under clause (i) to become a participating agency or a cooperating agency, as appropriate, in the environmental review and authorization management process described in section 4370m–4 of this title.

has no jurisdiction or authority with respect to the proposed project; or

does not intend to exercise authority related to, or submit comments on, the proposed project.

a comprehensive permitting timetable, as described in subsection (c)(2)(A);

the status of the compliance of each lead agency, cooperating agency, and participating agency with the permitting timetable required under item (aa);

any modifications of the permitting timetable required under item (aa), including an explanation as to why the permitting timetable was modified; and

information about project-related public meetings, public hearings, and public comment periods, which shall be presented in English and the predominant language of the community or communities most affected by the project, as that information becomes available.

make a final and conclusive determination as to whether the project is a covered project; and

if the Executive Director determines that the project is a covered project, create a specific entry on the Dashboard for the covered project.

the notification submitted under subsection (a)(1);

where practicable, the application and supporting documents, if applicable, that have been submitted by a project sponsor for any required environmental review or authorization; or

a notice explaining how the public may obtain access to such documents;

a description of any Federal agency action taken or decision made that materially affects the status of a covered project;

any significant document that supports the action or decision described in subclause (III);

information on the status of mitigation measures that were agreed to as part of the environmental review and permitting process, including whether and when the mitigation measures have been fully implemented; and

a description of the status of any litigation to which the agency is a party that is directly related to the project, including, if practicable, any judicial document made available on an electronic docket maintained by a Federal, State, or local court;

any document described in clause (i) that is not available by hyperlink on another website; and

information about project-related public meetings, public hearings, and public comment periods, which shall be presented in English and the predominant language of the community or communities most affected by the project, as that information becomes available.

A list of, and roles and responsibilities for, all entities with environmental review or authorization responsibility for the project.

A permitting timetable, as described in paragraph (2), setting forth a comprehensive schedule of dates by which all environmental reviews and authorizations, and to the maximum extent practicable, State permits, reviews and approvals must be made.

A discussion of potential avoidance, minimization, and mitigation strategies, if required by applicable law and known.

Plans and a schedule for public and tribal outreach and coordination, to the extent required by applicable law.

the size and complexity of the covered project;

the resources available to each participating agency;

the regional or national economic significance of the project;

the sensitivity of the natural or historic resources that may be affected by the project;

the financing plan for the project; and

the extent to which similar projects in geographic proximity to the project were recently subject to environmental review or similar procedures under State law.

be final and conclusive; and

not be subject to judicial review.

the facilitating or lead agency, as applicable, consults with the Executive Director regarding the potential modification not less than 15 days before engaging in the consultation under subclause (II);

the facilitating or lead agency, as applicable, and the affected cooperating agencies, after consultation with the participating agencies, the Executive Director, and the project sponsor, agree to a different completion date;

the facilitating agency or lead agency, as applicable, or the affected cooperating agency provides a written justification for the modification; and

in the case of a modification that would necessitate an extension of a final completion date under a permitting timetable established under subparagraph (A) to a date more than 30 days after the final completion date originally established under subparagraph (A), the facilitating or lead agency submits a request to modify the permitting timetable to the Executive Director, who shall consult with the project sponsor and make a determination on the record, based on consideration of the relevant factors described under subparagraph (B), whether to grant the facilitating or lead agency, as applicable, authority to make such modification.

A determination by the Executive Director under clause (i)(III).

A determination under clause (iii)(II) by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget to permit the Executive Director to authorize extensions of a permitting timetable.

promptly submit to the Executive Director for publication on the Dashboard an explanation of the specific reasons for failing or reasonably believing the agency will fail to conform to the completion date and a proposal for an alternative completion date;

in consultation with the facilitating or lead agency, as applicable, establish an alternative completion date; and

each month thereafter until the agency has taken final action on the delayed authorization or review, submit to the Executive Director for posting on the Dashboard a status report describing any agency activity related to the project.

have jurisdiction over the covered project;

are required to conduct or issue a review, analysis, opinion, or statement for the covered project; or

are required to make a determination on issuing a permit, license, or other approval or decision for the covered project.