; (B) a description of the one or more reservation communities to be served by the business incubator; (C) a 3-year plan that describes— (i) the number of Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs to be participating in the business incubator; (ii) whether the business incubator will focus on a particular type of business or industry; (iii) a detailed breakdown of the services to be offered to Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs participating in the business incubator; and (iv) a detailed breakdown of the services, if any, to be offered to Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs not participating in the business incubator; (D) information demonstrating the effectiveness and experience of the eligible applicant in— (i) conducting financial, management, and marketing assistance programs designed to educate or improve the business skills of current or prospective businesses; (ii) working in and providing services to Native American communities; (iii) providing assistance to entities conducting business in reservation communities; (iv) providing technical assistance under Federal business and entrepreneurial development programs for which Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs are eligible; and (v) managing finances and staff effectively; and (E) a site description of the location at which the eligible applicant will provide physical workspace, including a description of the technologies, equipment, and other resources that will be available to Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs participating in the business incubator. (2) Evaluation considerations (A) In general In evaluating each application, the Secretary shall consider— (i) the ability of the eligible applicant— (I) to operate a business incubator that effectively imparts entrepreneurship and business skills to Native businesses and Native entrepreneurs, as demonstrated by the experience and qualifications of the eligible applicant; (II) to commence providing services within a minimum period of time, to be determined by the Secretary