; and (VI) the distributor cooperative will have a dispute resolution procedure for disputes that arise during implementation of the activities under paragraph (1); and (iii) such other information as the Administrator may require. (3) Considerations In deciding whether to approve an application under paragraph (2), the Administrator may consider any of the following: (A) The population and geographical area of the markets in which the distributor cooperative operates. (B) The quantity of beverage containers that distributors expect will be used in a commercial enterprise, sold, offered for sale, or distributed each year. (C) The quantity of beverage containers that the distributor cooperative expects to collect each year. (D) The size of the population intended to be served by collection facilities or collection services of the distributor cooperative. (E) The provision of convenient options for the collection of beverage containers in urban centers and small, isolated communities, and for persons with disabilities or who have no access to transportation. (F) The manner, kind, and quantity of advertising and consumer education planned by the distributor to inform consumers of— (i) the location and operation of collection facilities; (ii) the availability of collection services; and (iii) the environmental and economic benefits of participating in the activities under paragraph (1). (G) The methods of beverage container collection, storage, transportation, and management. (H) Distributor cooperatives in the same geographical area. (I) The structure of financial and operational cooperation with 2 or more distributors or importers. (4) Requirements A distributor cooperative under paragraph (1) shall— (A) outline a plan to achieve, or to be capable of achieving by a reasonable date, which shall be not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this subtitle— (i) a 75 percent recovery rate or any performance measures, performance requirements, or targets established by the Administrator