; (G) administration of a State or Tribal orphaned well closure program, provided that no more than 10 percent of the funds received by a State or Indian Tribe under this subsection may be used for this purpose; and (H) making information regarding the use of funds under this subsection available to the public. (3) Priority In providing grants under this subsection, the Secretary shall give priority to States and Indian Tribes that have an established State or Tribal program for the remediation, reclamation, or closure of abandoned, idled, or orphaned oil and gas wells. (4) Application States and Indian Tribes shall be eligible for grants under this subsection upon application to the Secretary of the Interior. Such application shall include— (A) a prioritized list of the wells, well sites, and affected areas that will be remediated, reclaimed, or closed; (B) a description of the activities to be carried out with the grant, including an identification of the estimated health, safety, habitat, and environmental benefits of remediating, reclaiming, or closing each well, well site, or affected area; (C) an estimate of the cost of each proposed project; (D) an estimate of the number of jobs that will be created or saved through the projects to be funded under this subsection; (E) an estimate of the funds to be spent on administrative costs; and (F) a description of how the information regarding the State’s or Indian Tribe’s activities under this subsection will be made available to the public. (5) Allocation The Secretary shall, in consultation with States, affected Indian Tribes, and the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, develop a formula for the amount of grant funding each State or Indian Tribe is eligible for under this subsection, taking into account— (A) the number of documented orphaned wells within the State or on each Indian Tribe’s lands; (B) the amount of oil and gas activity within the State or on Tribal lands in the previous 10 years