; and (ii) the climate resiliency hotspot communities intended to benefit from the proposed climate justice resiliency project; (B) the expected climate resiliency improvement benefits; and (C) a funding level request. (e) Application process The Council shall establish application requirements for participation in the Climate Justice Resiliency Grant Program established under subsection (b). (f) Grant funds The Administrator, in consultation with the Council, shall award to eligible entities grant funds commensurate with the duration and scope of the proposed climate justice resiliency project. (g) Climate justice resiliency projects (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), an eligible entity may use grant funds made available under this section to carry out a climate justice resiliency project, including— (A) a project related to— (i) climate impact disaster adaptation and planning; (ii) wetland restoration; (iii) mine reclamation; (iv) a seawall, levee, or other coastal flood mitigation effort; (v) the development of— (I) a community evacuation plan; (II) resources for safe and complete evacuation; (III) a community plan for returning after an evacuation; or (IV) a plan for funding for the relocation of Indian tribes in the event of a climate impact disaster; (vi) brownfields redevelopment; (vii) rural water and waste disposal; (viii) lead and asbestos hazard reduction in homes with high flood, hurricane, or sea level rise exposure risk; (ix) flood and wildfire mapping, planning, and adaptation; (x) public transportation; (xi) vehicle traffic emissions exposure reduction; (xii) a road or bridge that facilitates disaster evacuation; (xiii) a local food cooperative or market; (xiv) public sewage; (xv) broadband Internet; (xvi) a microgrid; (xvii) air conditioning units for low-income housing; or (xviii) emergency communication infrastructure; (B) a fund established to assist evacuees to return home after an evacuation