; and (v) an explanation of the manner in which the land will be managed later than 36 months after planting, including whether that management shall include a timber harvest; (E) in the case of an application for an urban reforestation project under subsection (e)— (i) a description of the manner in which the tree planting shall address disparities in local environmental quality, such as lower tree canopy cover; and (ii) a description of the anticipated community and stakeholder engagement in the project; and (F) any other relevant information required by the Secretary. (3) Applications to Secretary Each official that receives an application under paragraph (1) shall submit the application to the Secretary with a description of the application and any other relevant information that the Secretary may require. (d) Priority (1) Definition of connectivity In this subsection, the term connectivity means the degree to which the landscape facilitates native species movement. (2) Priority In awarding grants under the Program, the Secretary shall give priority— (A) to projects that provide the largest potential increase in carbon sequestration per dollar; (B) to projects that provide increased habitat connectivity for wildlife; (C) to projects under which an eligible entity will enter into a contract or cooperative agreement with 1 or more qualified youth or conservation corps (as the term is defined in section 203 of Public Law 91–378 (commonly known as the Youth Conservation Corps Act of 1970 ) ( 16 U.S.C. 1722 )); and (D) in the case of urban reforestation projects under subsection (e), to projects that— (i) are located in a community of color or a low-income community; (ii) are located in a neighborhood with poor local environmental quality, including lower tree canopy cover and higher maximum daytime summer temperatures; (iii) are located in a neighborhood with high amounts of senior citizens or children; (iv) are located immediately adjacent to large numbers of residents