; (3) provide assistance to individuals with limited English proficiency; (4) provide effective communication with individuals with disabilities; and (5) are located in facilities that are accessible to individuals with disabilities. (d) Application A State or local jurisdiction desiring a grant under this section shall submit to the Attorney General an application at such time, in such manner, and containing— (1) a demonstrated unmet need in the community for a landlord-tenant community court; (2) evidence of support from representatives of various and diverse stakeholders within the community, including renters' rights groups, landlords, and legal aid nonprofit organizations; (3) a detailed description of how the grant will be spent; (4) a detailed description of how the landlord-tenant community court will interact with the existing landlord-tenant justice system of the State or local jurisdiction, as applicable, including a description of which cases will be diverted to the landlord-tenant community court; (5) a description of any local ordinance impacting eviction; (6) a description of how the landlord-tenant community court will not be designed to lengthen the process of pursuing a legitimate eviction, limit the access of landlords to the traditional justice system, or curtail the right of landlords to evict; and (7) any other information as the Attorney General may require, including information sought in consultation with the Secretary. (e) Data Beginning 1 year after the date on which a State or local jurisdiction receives a grant under this section, and not later than 2 years after that date, the State or local jurisdiction, as applicable, shall submit to the Attorney General and the Secretary a report containing— (1) any aggregate data on landlord-tenant cases filed in that State or local jurisdiction as the Attorney General or the Secretary may require; (2) the data described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) of section 5(b)(1) and section 5(b)(2), as applicable