; (3) shall not accept an application under this Act for selection of any parcel of public land that in the judgment of the Secretary— (A) is not reasonably compact and consolidated; (B) will create significant management conflicts with respect to the management of adjacent Federal land; (C) will significantly adversely affect public use of a recreation site or recreation area eligible for the collection of recreation fees under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act ( 16 U.S.C. 6801 et seq.) or other authority; or (D) is not in the public interest; (4) shall not accept any State land grant parcels that, in the judgment of the Secretary, are not suitable for inclusion in the applicable unit described in subparagraphs (A) through (G) of section 3(2) in which the land is located; (5) shall, prior to approving an application, consult with the head of any Federal agency with jurisdiction over Federal land— (A) within which a western State proposes to relinquish a State land grant parcel; or (B) that is adjacent to public land proposed for conveyance to a western State; (6) shall, prior to approving an application— (A) consult, in accordance with Federal law, with any Indian tribe affected by the subject of the application, including any Indian tribe that notifies the Secretary that there is traditional cultural property located within the public land proposed for conveyance to the western State; and (B) if the Secretary determines that traditional cultural property is located within the public land proposed for conveyance to the western State, consider the extent to which protection would be available for the traditional cultural property after conveyance of the public land to the western State, including terms or conditions that the Secretary, with the agreement of the western State, may impose on the conveyance of the public land to the western State