; (II) complete a final remediation plan; and (III) direct the agency of jurisdiction to reauthorize the project based on that final remediation plan. (ii) Final remediation plan (I) In general A final remediation plan described in clause (i) shall contain any alterations to a project necessary to address the reasons for which a court of law enjoined, remanded, vacated, or otherwise limited an authorization for the applicable project. (II) Form A final remediation plan described in clause (i) shall— (aa) accept the remediation proposal of the project sponsor; or (bb) alter the remediation proposal of the project sponsor based on the remediation proposal of the agency of jurisdiction. (III) Alterations To the maximum extent practicable, alterations described in subclause (II)(bb) shall represent an intermediate position between the remediation proposal of the project sponsor and the remediation proposal of the agency of jurisdiction. (IV) Length of final remediation plan The text of a final remediation plan shall not exceed 50 pages. (iii) Right of acceptance (I) In general At any point in the 60-day period described in clause (i), a project sponsor or an agency of jurisdiction may submit to the Council in writing an acceptance of the remediation proposal of the other party. (II) Reauthorization If the Council receives an acceptance under subclause (I), the Council shall— (aa) consider the accepted remediation proposal to be the final remediation plan; and (bb) direct the agency of jurisdiction to reauthorize all authorizations for the project. (iv) Meetings The Council shall hold not less than 1 meeting between a project sponsor and an agency of jurisdiction to address any necessary areas of dispute between the applicable remediation plans. (v) Completion On completion of a final remediation plan under clause (ii), the Council shall— (I) make public the final remediation plan in a manner consistent with the authorization approval process of the agency of jurisdiction