; (B) a description of the proposed project site or sites, including, if relevant, the nature and extent of pollution resulting from mine drainage; (C) identification of the past and current owners and operators of the proposed project site; (D) the agreement or contract between the relevant State and the Community Reclaimer to carry out the project; (E) a determination that the project will facilitate the activities of the State reclamation plan under subsection (e); (F) sufficient information to determine whether the Community Reclaimer has the technical capability and expertise to successfully conduct the proposed project; (G) a cost estimate for the project and evidence that the Community Reclaimer has sufficient financial resources to ensure the successful completion of the proposed project (including any operation or maintenance costs); (H) a schedule for completion of the project; (I) an agreement between the Community Reclaimer and the current owner of the site governing access to the site; (J) sufficient information to ensure that the Community Reclaimer meets the definition under paragraph (3); (K) a contingency plan designed to be used in response to unplanned adverse events that includes emergency actions, response, and notifications; and (L) a requirement that the State provide notice to adjacent and downstream landowners and the public and hold a public meeting near the proposed project site before the project is initiated. (3) Community Reclaimer defined For purposes of this section, the term Community Reclaimer means any person who— (A) seeks to voluntarily assist a State with a reclamation project under this section; (B) did not participate in any way in the creation of site conditions at the proposed project site or activities that caused any lands or waters to become eligible for reclamation or drainage abatement expenditures under section 404; (C) is not a past or current owner or operator of any site with ongoing reclamation obligations