; and (II) have developed a local hazard mitigation plan that has been approved by the Administrator under section 1366; (ii) (I) address a repetitive loss structure or a severe repetitive loss property; or (II) address flood risk in the 500-year floodplain, areas of residual flood risk, or other areas of potential flood risk, as identified by the Administrator; and (iii) address current risk and anticipate future risk, such as sea-level rise; (D) may use the amounts— (i) for projects relating to— (I) structural elevation; (II) floodproofing; (III) the relocation or removal of buildings from the 100-year floodplain or other areas of flood risk, including the acquisition of properties for such a purpose; (IV) environmental restoration activities that directly reduce flood risk; (V) any eligible activity described in subparagraphs (A) through (G) of section 1366(c)(3); or (VI) other activities determined appropriate by the Administrator; (ii) with respect to a project described in clause (i), only for expenditures directly related to a project described in that clause, including expenditures for planning, design, and associated pre-construction activities; and (iii) to acquire, for the purposes of permanent protection, land, buildings, or a conservation easement from a willing seller or grantor; and (E) may not use the amounts— (i) to construct buildings or expand existing buildings; (ii) to improve any structure without a commitment by the recipient to maintain flood insurance coverage for the structure, regardless of any change in ownership