; and (B) an opportunity to appeal the rejection under subsection (e). (c) Parcel and acreage limitations (1) Acreage An eligible Federal lands parcel conveyed under this section may not exceed 160 acres unless a request for additional acreage is approved by the Director concerned or the Regional Forester concerned. (2) Number of parcels An adjacent landholder may only acquire one eligible Federal lands parcel under this section per year, except that, if the parcel is less than 160 acres in size, the adjacent landholder may acquire additional eligible Federal lands parcels during that year so long as the total acreage acquired does not exceed 160 acres unless a request for additional acreage is approved by the Director concerned or the Regional Forester concerned. (d) Conveyance process (1) Public notice The Director concerned or the Regional Forester concerned shall provide public notice of the availability of an eligible Federal lands parcel, even in cases in which the parcel shares a boundary with only a single parcel of non-Federal land or with multiple parcels owned by the same adjacent landholder. The notice shall state that the parcel satisfies the definition of eligible Federal lands parcel for conveyance. (2) Single adjacent landholder If the eligible Federal lands parcel shares a boundary with only a single parcel of non-Federal land or with multiple parcels owned by the same adjacent landholder, the Director concerned or the Regional Forester concerned shall carry out a negotiated sale of the eligible Federal lands parcel with the adjacent landholder. (3) Multiple adjacent landholders If multiple parcels of non-Federal land, owned by different adjacent landholders, share a boundary with an eligible public lands parcel, the sale of the eligible public lands parcel under this section shall be conducted using competitive bidding procedures established under section 203(f) of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 ( 43 U.S.C. 1713(f) ). (4) Rejection of offers The Director concerned or the