; (D) the ways in which the permit holder will comply with the national standards for sustainable offshore aquaculture described in section 101; (E) plans to respond to— (i) a natural disaster; (ii) an escapement; and (iii) disease; and (F) such other design, construction, and operational information as the Secretary may require to ensure the integrity of the applicant’s operations and contingency planning. (2) Notice Whenever the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration receives an offshore aquaculture permit application, the Secretary shall— (A) provide notice and a copy of the application to the Governor of every State or territory in the fisheries management region under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.), where the proposed offshore aquaculture facility will be sited, and if the proposed site is within 100 miles of another such fisheries management region, the Secretary shall provide the same notice to the governor of every State and territory in that region; and (B) provide public notice and an opportunity for public comment for each offshore aquaculture permit application. (3) Comments and consultation The Secretary shall take any comments submitted by Governors and the public into consideration, and shall consult with interested parties as warranted before making a final decision on the disposition of an offshore aquaculture permit application. (4) Deadlines for consideration of applications for permits Not later than 30 days after the date on which the Secretary receives an offshore aquaculture permit application, the Secretary shall— (A) notify the applicant that the application is complete