; and (B) consults with any other appropriate State agency, including agencies responsible for coastal and environmental management. (3) Contents A participating State shall, in each intended use plan— (A) include— (i) an explanation of the mitigation and resiliency benefits the State intends to achieve, including by— (I) reducing future damage and loss associated with flooding; (II) reducing the number of severe repetitive loss properties and repetitive loss structures in the State; (III) decreasing the number of flood insurance claims in the State; and (IV) increasing the rating under the Community Rating System for communities in the State; (ii) information with respect to the availability of, and the application process for receiving, financial assistance from the State loan fund of the State; (iii) the criteria and methods established for the distribution of amounts from the State loan fund of the State; (iv) the amount of financial assistance that the State anticipates allocating to— (I) local government projects; and (II) projects for homeowners, business, or nonprofit organizations; (v) the expected terms of the assistance provided under clause (iv); and (vi) a description of the financial status of the State loan fund and the short-term and long-term goals of the State loan fund; and (B) provide, to the maximum extent practicable, that priority for the use of amounts from the State loan fund shall be given to projects that— (i) address severe repetitive loss properties and repetitive loss structures; (ii) assist low-income homeowners and low-income geographic areas; and (iii) address flood risk for pre-FIRM buildings. (4) Publication Each participating State shall publish and periodically update a list of all projects receiving funding from the State loan fund of the State, which shall include— (A) the location of each project; (B) the type and amount of assistance provided for each project