; (3) evidence that the person has or will acquire all legal rights or the authority necessary to enter the relevant orphan mine site and perform the remediation described in the application; (4) a detailed description of the historic mine residue to be remediated; (5) a detailed description of the expertise and experience of the person and the resources available to the person to successfully implement and complete the remediation plan under paragraph (7); (6) to the satisfaction of the Administrator and subject to subsection (d), a description of the baseline environmental conditions, including potentially affected surface water quality and hydrological conditions, affected by the historic mine residue to be remediated that includes— (A) the nature and extent of any adverse impact on the water quality of any body of water caused by the drainage of historic mine residue or other discharges from the orphan mine site; (B) the flow rate and concentration of any drainage of historic mine residue or other discharge from the orphan mine site in any body of water that has resulted in an adverse impact described in subparagraph (A); and (C) any other release or threat of release of historic mine residue that has resulted in an adverse impact to public health or the environment; (7) subject to subsection (d), a remediation plan for the orphan mine site that describes— (A) the nature and scope of the proposed remediation activities, including— (i) any historic mine residue to be addressed by the remediation plan; and (ii) a description of the goals of the remediation including, if applicable, with respect to— (I) the reduction or prevention of a release, threat of release, or discharge to surface waters; or (II) other appropriate goals relating to water or soil; (B) each activity that the person proposes to take that is designed— (i) to improve or enhance water quality or site-specific soil quality relevant to the historic mine residue addressed by the remediation plan