; (2) the creation or revision of State land use planning statutes and local comprehensive land use plans or plan elements in those States or local governments that have land use planning statutes that incorporate risk-reduction and natural and human-caused hazard mitigation; and (3) the development or revision of comprehensive land use plans or plan elements for multi-State regions. (b) Eligibility To be eligible to receive a grant under subsection (a), a State or local planning director shall submit to the Secretary an application, in such form as the Secretary may require, that demonstrates to the Secretary that the basic goals of the State or local government regarding land use planning legislation or regulation are consistent with all of the following guidelines: (1) Citizen engagement Public notification, citizen representation, and stakeholder involvement in a consensus-based, multi-disciplinary planning process are required in developing, adopting, and updating land use plans. (2) Multi-jurisdictional cooperation In order to effectively assess the risks posed to communities by natural hazards and terrorist acts, planning legislation, comprehensive plans, and regulations are created based on multi-jurisdictional governmental cooperation. (3) Multi-agency coordination In order to effectively assess the risks posed to communities by natural hazards and terrorist acts, planning legislation, comprehensive plans, and regulations are created based on cooperation between Federal, State, and local government agencies. (4) Implementation elements Land use plans contain an implementation element that— (A) includes a timetable for action and a definition of the respective roles and responsibilities of agencies, local governments, and citizens of the State; (B) is consistent with State and local capital budget objectives