; and (iii) any obstacles to providing access to locations that offer employment opportunities and other essential services, including educational and workforce training locations, health care facilities, recreational assets, and supermarkets and grocers; (I) an assessment of methods for lowering the combined cost of housing and transportation for families in the region, particularly for families that utilize workforce housing and for low-, very low-, and extremely low-income families; (J) an assessment of how the project will revitalize existing communities, including— (i) the approximate number of jobs the project will create; (ii) the services the project will deliver to workers and the community; and (iii) any antidisplacement efforts that will be included in the project; (K) a plan for evaluating progress in increasing opportunities for and improvements to the quality of life for disadvantaged populations and the broader community in which the project is completed; and (L) information about the status of applicable Federal environmental reviews and approvals for the project, including reviews and approvals under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.). (2) Multiple projects An eligible entity may submit an application for multiple projects in 1 application. (3) Definition of workforce housing For the purpose of paragraph (1)(I), the term workforce housing means housing, the cost of which does not exceed 30 percent of— (A) the amount equal to 120 percent of the median income in the area, as determined by the Secretary, with appropriate adjustments for the size of the family; or (B) if the Secretary determines that there are unusually high or low incomes in the area, another amount, as determined by the Secretary. (d) Selection (1) In general The Secretary shall select projects to receive grants under the program based on— (A) how the project will contribute to a state of good repair for infrastructure assets