; and (D) transportation plans, addressing both facility investment and operations. (6) Updating The State or local government addresses how comprehensive plans, including land use plans, urban design guidelines, building codes and transportation plans, will be updated over time. (7) Standards Comprehensive plans reflect an approach that is consistent with established professional planning standards. (c) Use of grant funds Grant funds received by a State or local government under subsection (a) shall be used for one or more of the following purposes: (1) Developing a comprehensive land use plan and integrating natural hazard mitigation and security plan elements into locally adopted and statewide comprehensive plans. (2) Assessing, inventorying, or mapping critical public infrastructure for use in developing land use and community development policies. (3) Developing geographical information systems, including technology acquisition, data development, modernization, coordination, and technical assistance. (4) Acquiring and developing scenario planning, risk assessment, or vulnerability analysis technology. (5) Reviewing and updating building codes, zoning, land use regulations, and State-level enabling legislation. (6) Implementing CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) initiatives. (7) Assessing risk and vulnerability, particularly related to land use. (8) Incorporating mitigation and security elements in transportation plans, facilities, and operations. (9) Incorporating regional security plans with regional transportation or land use plans. (10) Encouraging interagency cooperation, particularly between first-responders and State and local planning agencies. (11) Identifying natural hazard areas and integrating them into updates of comprehensive plans, land use regulations, zoning, and building codes. (d) Amount of grant The amount of a grant under subsection (a) shall not exceed $1,125,000. (e) Cost-Sharing (1) In general Except as provided in paragraph (2), the Federal share of a project funded