; and (D) the study and creation of an erosion response plan that accommodates river, lake, forest, plains, and ocean shoreline retreating or bluff stabilization due to increased flooding and disaster impacts. (5) Establishing and carrying out building code enforcement A participating entity may use capitalization grants under this section to enable units of local government to establish and carry out the latest published editions of relevant building codes, specifications, and standards for the purpose of protecting the health, safety, and general welfare of the buildings users against disasters and natural hazards. (6) Administrative and technical costs For each fiscal year, a participating entity may use the amount described in paragraph (1)(C) to— (A) pay the reasonable costs of administering the programs under this section, including the cost of establishing an entity loan fund; and (B) provide technical assistance to recipients of financial assistance from the entity loan fund, on the condition that such technical assistance does not exceed 5 percent of the capitalization grant made to such entity. (7) Limitation for single projects A participating entity may not provide an amount equal to or more than $5,000,000 to a single hazard mitigation project. (g) Intended use plans (1) In general After providing for public comment and review, and consultation with appropriate government agencies of the State or Indian Tribe, Federal agencies, and interest groups, each participating entity shall annually prepare and submit to the Administrator a plan identifying the intended uses of the entity loan fund. (2) Contents of plan An entity intended use plan prepared under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) the integration of entity planning efforts, including entity hazard mitigation plans and other programs and initiatives relating to mitigation of major disasters carried out by such entity