; and (B) the speed of the broadband service provided by eligible entities seeking funding for projects under the program; (5) may take into account— (A) the size and proportion of the matching funds proposed to be committed by the eligible entities seeking funding for projects under the program, which may not be provided from any funds derived from government grants, loans, or subsidies; (B) the speed with which the eligible entities seeking funding for projects under the program can complete the proposed deployment and provision of broadband service to households under those projects; and (C) whether an eligible entity seeking funding for a project under the program has the ability to leverage nearby or adjacent broadband service provided by the eligible entity to facilitate the deployment and provision of broadband service proposed under that project; (6) establishes— (A) periodic buildout milestones, reporting requirements, and certification by broadband funding partners; and (B) a maximum buildout timeframe for a broadband funding partner of 3 years, beginning on the date on which funding is provided to the broadband funding partner to undertake a project, except that the State may extend that timeframe if the broadband funding partner establishes that the failure to complete the project within that timeframe is due to— (i) delays by third parties in providing necessary permits, approvals, or access to (or construction of) poles; or (ii) a State or federally declared disaster; (7) contains sufficient notice, transparency, accountability, and oversight measures to— (A) provide the public and broadband funding partners with notice of the funding provided under this section; and (B) deter waste, fraud, and abuse of program funds; (8) establishes procedures for the recovery of funds, in whole or in part, from a broadband funding partner if the broadband funding partner— (A) defaults or fails to comply with the buildout requirements established for the project with respect to which the funding relates