; and (bb) (AA) initiate discontinuance procedures for the post office; (BB) publish a plan to restore service to the affected community within a reasonable period of time; or (CC) provide notice to the persons described in paragraph (3) of the date on which the Postal Service expects to publish a plan to restore the same or substantially similar service to the affected community within a reasonable period of time; and (II) if the Postal Service elects to provide notice under subclause (I)(bb)(CC), shall, not later than 90 days after the date of the initial determination to implement the emergency suspension, publish the plan described in that subclause. (ii) Delay in restoration of service If the Postal Service publishes a plan to restore service to an affected community under subclause (I)(bb)(BB) or (II) of clause (i) and such service to the affected community is not restored within 180 days of the date on which the emergency suspension was implemented, the Postal Service shall— (I) (aa) publish notice of the continued suspension, including— (AA) a reason for the delay; and (BB) an anticipated date of restoration of service; and (bb) not later than 30 days after publishing the notice under item (aa), host a question-and-answer forum— (AA) that members of the community may attend, at a location accessible to the affected community; or (BB) in which members of the affected community may participate by teleconference or videoconference; or (II) initiate discontinuance procedures for the post office. (iii) 1-year delay If, as of the date that is 1 year after the date on which an emergency suspension of a post office was implemented, service to the affected community has not been restored and the Postal Service has not initiated discontinuance procedures for the post office, the Postal Service— (I) shall publish notice of the continued suspension, including— (aa) a reason for the delay; and (bb) an anticipated date of restoration of such service