; and (E) a post-attainment plan; (3) emissions inventories that— (A) use the most current tools available and will be completed for at least 1 recent episode so as to support the early action compact plan; and (B) include— (i) at least 1 recent episode reflective of a typical ozone season exceedance that meets the episode selection guidance of the Administrator to ensure that representative meteorological regimes are considered; (ii) baseline data to accurately measure ozone reductions of control measures implemented through the early action compact plan; and (iii) continuing episode inventories— (I) to inform appropriate control measures; and (II) to improve understanding of emission trends and the contributors to ozone production in the area; (4) modeling emissions inventories— (A) to develop State implementation plan quality modeling episodes that— (i) perform within the margin of accuracy determined by the Administrator based on best practices; and (ii) include a base case and future case on or before the date of approval by the Administrator of the early action compact plan; and (B) that sufficiently account for projected growth in ozone precursor emissions, particularly from stationary, nonroad, and on-road mobile sources; (5) continuing development of episodes to represent a variety of situations that contribute to ozone production in a manner that— (A) supports the early action compact plan; (B) determines control strategies; (C) demonstrates relative effectiveness of control measures; and (D) demonstrates attainment within the early action compact plan period; (6) the applicable Federal, State, local, and tribal control strategies that— (A) demonstrate attainment not later than the attainment date of the early action compact plan; (B) are designed and implemented by the community with full stakeholder participation; (C) following the adoption of Federal and State controls to be implemented by the attainment date of the early action compact, identify local control strategies that are— (i) specific