; and (ii) may include the acquisition or management of land as habitat for species. (B) A cooperative management agreement may not restrict private or non-Federal property unless written consent to such restrictions by the non-Federal owner is given either to the Secretary or the State, political subdivision, local government, or non-Federal person who is a party to the agreement. (C) The Secretary may grant to a party to an agreement the authority to undertake programs to enhance the population or habitat of a species on federally owned lands, except that such authority shall not otherwise conflict with other uses of such land that are approved by the Secretary or authorized by the Congress. (D) The Secretary is authorized, in conjunction with entering into and as a part of any agreement under this section, to provide funds to carry out the agreement to a non-Federal person, as provided in paragraph (11). (3) Notification Not later than 30 days after submission of a request to enter into a cooperative management agreement, the party submitting the request shall provide notice of the request to any non-Federal person or Federal power marketing administration that would be subject to the proposed cooperative management agreement. (4) Development of proposed agreement (A) The requesting party shall develop and submit to the Secretary a proposed cooperative management agreement. (B) The Secretary shall— (i) publish in the Federal Register— (I) a notice of availability of any proposed cooperative management agreement; and (II) a request for submission within 30 days after the date of publication of the notice, of public comment on such proposed agreement