; (C) an analysis of the effect of closure or consolidation on the— (i) ability of individuals served by the facility to receive medications and other crucial notices and market-dominant products; (ii) affected community, including any disproportionate impact on a State, region, or locality; (iii) travel times and distances for affected customers to access postal services; (iv) delivery times for all classes of mail; and (v) small businesses in the area, including shipping and communications with customers and suppliers and the corresponding impact on revenues, operations, and growth; (D) an analysis of any characteristics of the geographic area in which the facility is located that may have a unique effect, including remoteness, broadband internet availability, and weather-related obstacles to using alternative postal facilities; and (E) any other factor the Postal Service determines necessary. (3) The Postmaster General shall publish— (A) any study completed under paragraph (2) on the Postal Service public Web site; and (B) a notice that the study is complete and available to the public. (4) If the Postal Service makes a determination to close or consolidate a postal facility after completing the requirements of paragraphs (2) and (3), the Postal Service shall— (A) provide written notice of the determination to Congress and the Postal Regulatory Commission; (B) provide adequate public notice of the intention to close or consolidate the facility, including through written notification (in multiple languages where necessary), within 30 days after the date notice is provided under subparagraph (A), to each person in the ZIP code served by such postal facility; (C) during the period of 120 days beginning on the date that is 30 days after the date notice is provided under subparagraph (A), ensure that interested persons have an opportunity to submit public comments