; (ii) the scope and nature of the proposed remediation; and (iii) the name of the person applying for the Good Samaritan permit; and (B) provides to the public a means of viewing or obtaining the application, including, at a minimum, posting the application on the website of the Administrator. (2) Hearing (A) In general Before the date on which the Administrator grants a Good Samaritan permit, if requested, the Administrator shall hold a public hearing in the vicinity of the affected orphan mine site. (B) Notice Not later than 30 days before the date of a hearing under subparagraph (A), the Administrator shall provide to the public— (i) notice of the hearing; and (ii) a draft Good Samaritan permit. (C) Comments The Administrator shall provide to the relevant applicant and the public the opportunity— (i) to comment on the draft Good Samaritan permit at the public hearing; and (ii) to submit written comments to the Administrator during the 30-day period beginning on the date of the hearing. (m) Permit grant (1) In general The Administrator may grant a Good Samaritan permit to carry out a project for the remediation of an orphan mine site only if— (A) the Administrator determines that— (i) the person seeking the permit is a Good Samaritan; (ii) the application described in subsection (c) is complete; (iii) the project is designed to remediate historic mine residue at the orphan mine site to protect public health and the environment; (iv) the proposed project is designed to meet all other goals, as determined by the Administrator, including any goals set forth in the application for the Good Samaritan permit that are accepted by the Administrator; (v) the proposed activities are designed to result in, as compared to the baseline conditions described in subsection (c)(6)— (I) improved water or soil quality or other environmental or safety conditions; or (II) reductions in further threats to water or soil quality or other environmental or safety conditions