; and (B) is designed to respond to unplanned adverse events (such as potential fluid release that may result from addressing pooled water or hydraulic pressure situations), including the sudden release of historic mine residue; (12) subject to subsection (d), a project budget and description of financial resources that demonstrate that the permitted work, including any operation and maintenance, will be completed; (13) subject to subsection (d), information demonstrating that the applicant has the financial resources to carry out the remediation (including any long-term monitoring that may be required by the Good Samaritan permit) or the ability to secure an appropriate third-party financial assurance, as determined by the Administrator, to ensure completion of the permitted work, including any long-term operations and maintenance of remediation activities that may be— (A) proposed in the application for the Good Samaritan permit; or (B) required by the Administrator as a condition of granting the permit; (14) subject to subsection (d), a detailed plan for any required operation and maintenance of any remediation, including a timeline, if necessary; (15) subject to subsection (d), a description of any planned post-remediation monitoring, if necessary; and (16) subject to subsection (d), any other appropriate information, as determined by the Administrator or the applicant. (d) Investigative sampling (1) Investigative sampling permits The Administrator may grant an investigative sampling permit for a period determined by the Administrator to authorize a person to conduct investigative sampling of historic mine residue, soil, or water to determine— (A) baseline conditions; and (B) whether the person— (i) is willing to perform further remediation to address the historic mine residue