; (2) what administrative procedures must be followed to obtain such permit; (3) what fees are required to obtain such permit; (4) the permissible use of motorized and non-motorized vehicles by community users or the governing body of a qualified land grant-merced on such qualified land grant-merced to carry out each of the uses described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c) on such qualified land grant-merced; (5) permissible use of mechanized equipment by community users or the governing body of a qualified land grant-merced on such qualified land grant-merced to carry out each of the uses described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c) on such qualified land grant-merced; and (6) permissible use of non-native materials by community users or the governing body of a qualified land grant-merced to carry out each of the uses described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c) on such qualified land grant-merced. (b) Fees for qualified land grant-Mercedes (1) In general When determining the fees referred to in subsection (a)(3), the Secretary concerned shall consider the socio-economic conditions of community users and the annual operating budgets of governing bodies of qualified land grant-mercedes. (2) Fees for historical-traditional uses The Secretary concerned shall waive any fee to obtain a permit for a historical-traditional use to be conducted by a community user or governing body of a qualified land grant-merced on such qualified land grant-merced, except that the Secretary is not required under this paragraph to waive a fee to obtain a permit for grazing. (c) Definitions For the purposes of this section: (1) Historical-traditional uses Historical-traditional uses on a qualified land grant-merced on Federal land are— (A) use of water; (B) religious and cultural use; (C) gathering herbs; (D) gathering wood products; (E) gathering flora and botanical products; (F) grazing, to the extent that grazing has traditionally been carried out on such land; (G) recreation