; and (F) a plan for hiring low-income individuals or individuals registered with a one-stop career center for installation and maintenance positions. (3) the eligible entity’s maintenance plan. (c) Priority In awarding grants under subsection (a), the Secretary shall give priority to eligible entities in which not fewer than 30 percent of students served by such entities are from families with incomes below the poverty line. (d) Installation Not later than 4 years after receiving a grant under subsection (a), an eligible entity shall complete installation of a green roof system. (e) Maintenance of infrastructure In addition to receiving a grant under subsection (a), each eligible entity that meets the installation requirements of subsection (d) shall receive additional funding for an additional 4-year period for maintenance activities, which may include the following: (1) Conducting routine inspections throughout the year to monitor the condition of the green roof and surrounding roof areas and structures, especially after storm events. (2) Monitoring plant health and replacing any plants, as necessary. (3) Noting any areas impacted by rooftop microclimates (including wind erosion, shady spots, exhaust vents, drip edges, and intense reflected light) where replanting may not be successful, and alternate planting types, planting techniques, or an alternate approach may be necessary. (4) Watering nonirrigated systems during prolonged drought periods and maintenance of any irrigation system for the green roof. (5) Addressing weeds and pests when needed using organic, essential-oils based products. (6) For intensive green roofs where more highly diverse plant groups and types are used, ensuring plant maintenance and care is generally consistent with the requirements of ground-level landscaping, including consultation with a horticulturalist, agronomist, or landscape professional. (7) Engaging local workforce trainees. 5. Report to the Congress Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the