; (B) sterile or otherwise not capable of producing viable offspring; or (C) by the best available science, to be not likely to become invasive and cause undue harm to wild species, habitats, or ecosystems, or supplement existing invasive populations, in the event of an escape. (c) Permit procedure (1) Application An applicant for a permit shall submit an application to the Secretary. The application shall specify— (A) the proposed location of the offshore aquaculture facility; (B) the type of operation; (C) the cultured species, or a specified range of species, to be propagated or reared, or both, at the offshore aquaculture facility; (D) the ways in which the permit holder will address potential environmental impacts, including invasive species, pathogens, impacts on benthic habitat and water quality; (E) a plan to protect the health of the cultured species described in subparagraph (C), including a plan for responding to a disease outbreak; (F) such other design, construction, and operational information, as the Secretary may require, including measures to withstand significant weather events that could damage or impact the offshore aquaculture facility and a contingency plan for responding to an escape of farmed fish of the proposed cultured species, from the offshore aquaculture facility, including a response to a technical failure of the facility that presents a navigational hazard; (G) a plan for conducting necessary environmental monitoring