; (4) demonstrate the agency’s plan to provide no-cost transportation for general transportation service, premium transportation service, and paratransit services during the time period under which such disaster declaration; (5) include the total of revenue losses as of the date of application caused by the disaster declaration and a projection of such future losses anticipated during the course of such disaster declaration and shall include an analysis and description of such revenue losses following the 6-month period following the expected termination of such disaster declaration; (6) describe the mechanisms to be employed by the public transportation agency to protect employees from exposure to the conditions generating the disaster declaration; (7) provide a list of protocol and supplies that will be used to clean and disinfect surfaces impacted by the events generating the disaster declaration; (8) include a list of protective gear to be used by public transit employees that will reduce employee exposure to the conditions generating the disaster declaration; (9) identify related governmental and community initiatives which compliment or will be coordinated with the proposal; (10) certify that there has been appropriate coordination with all appropriate agencies; and (11) additional information as required by the Secretary. (d) Forms of assistance Funds provided under this section may be expended for— (1) providing continued services during the pandemic or disaster declaration, consistent with the requirements under subsection (i); (2) stabilization of fare prices for passengers during the period of such disaster declaration; (3) no-cost public transportation services during such disaster declaration; (4) provision of new or supplemental public transportation service bus routes, or bus rapid systems