; and (2) publish notice of availability of the final plan in a local newspaper. (c) Database of governing bodies The Secretary concerned shall maintain and periodically update a database of the mailing address and, if available, electronic address of each governing body of a qualified land grant-merced. The Secretary concerned shall be responsible for verifying the information in the database is correct before providing any notice required by this section. (d) Evaluation Before the Secretary adopts, amends, or revises a management plan for, or before the Secretary conducts an action for which a detailed statement is required under section 102(2)(C) of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) to be conducted on any Federal land that contains any portion of a qualified land grant-merced, or any Federal land that is adjacent to or nearby a qualified land-grant merced, the Secretary concerned shall, in consultation with the governing body of the qualified land grant-merced, evaluate the potential impact of the adoption, amendment, or revision, or the proposed action, on the ability of the relevant community users and governing body of the qualified land grant-merced to carry out the historical-traditional uses described in section 5. (e) Mitigation If the Secretary determines that a the adoption, amendment, or revision of a management plan, or the proposed action, may result in an adverse impact to a historical-traditional use described in section 5 of relevant community users or governing body of the qualified land grant-merced, the Secretary shall, to the maximum extent practical and consistent with the purposes, policies, and programs of Federal laws and regulations applicable, mitigate such adverse impact. 5. Guidance on permit requirements for qualified land grant-mercedes (a) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary concerned, in consultation with the governing bodies of a qualified land grant-merced, shall issue written guidance