; and (ii) if the redemption center is not located in a commercial zone, whether the location will have similar return convenience for consumers as a commercial zone location; (B) the category of beverage containers accepted at the redemption center; (C) retailers occupying 5,000 or more square feet within a redemption center zone that will be served by the redemption center and the distance of the retailers from the redemption center; (D) retailers occupying 5,000 or more square feet within a redemption center zone that will not be served by the redemption center and the distance of the retailers from the redemption center; (E) days and hours of operation of the redemption center; (F) parking facilities serving the redemption center; (G) evidence showing that the redemption center meets all applicable local ordinances and zoning requirements; (H) the limitation, if any, on the number of beverage containers per person per day that the redemption center will accept; (I) 1 or more payment methods offered by the redemption center for redeemed beverage containers; (J) the projected volume of beverage container returns at the redemption center as compared to the actual returns at the retailers to be served by the redemption center; (K) a description of how consumers will be notified of the location, services, and service hours of the redemption center; and (L) any other relevant factor that the Administrator determines to be fundamental to the operation of a redemption center. (4) Applications (A) In general Any person desiring approval of a redemption center shall submit an application to the Administrator. (B) Contents An application under subparagraph (A) shall include— (i) the name and address of each person to be responsible for the establishment and operation of the redemption center; (ii) the exact location and mailing address of the redemption center; (iii) the category of beverage containers that will be accepted at the redemption center