identified and their degree of efficacy, as well as the real-time facility monitoring options available. (6) Recommendations of regionally relevant siting, installation, and operations standards necessary to ensure that restorative ocean aquaculture facilities are developed and operated in a manner which minimizes impacts to the marine environment and avoids and minimizes harmful interactions with marine wildlife and habitat or conflict with other existing ocean-user groups. (7) Economic analysis identifying the potential benefits and impacts to commercial and recreational fishing and ocean recreation industries resulting from restorative ocean aquaculture. (8) Recommendations for further research and assessments that should be supported. (9) A sustainability classification system to assess the various types of restorative aquaculture on a range of life cycle ecological and social benefits and provides a composite score with which to rank such types of restorative aquaculture. V Coastal Barrier Resource Act Amendments 501. Undeveloped coastal barrier Section 3(1) of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act ( 16 U.S.C. 3502(1) ) is amended— (1) by striking means and inserting includes