; and (D) the expansion and diversification of visitor opportunities by bolstering the visitation at— (i) underutilized locations, as identified under section 141(c)(1)(B), on nearby Federal recreational lands and waters; or (ii) lesser-known recreation sites, as identified under section 144(b)(1)(B), on nearby land managed by a State agency or a local agency; and (2) may address a need identified under paragraph (1) by— (A) providing financial or technical assistance to a gateway community under an existing program; (B) issuing a lease, right-of-way, or easement, in accordance with applicable laws; or (C) issuing an entity referred to in paragraph (1) a special use permit (other than a special recreation permit), in accordance with applicable laws. (c) Technical and financial assistance to businesses The Secretary of Agriculture (acting through the Administrator of the Rural Business-Cooperative Service) and the Secretary of Commerce shall provide information on applicable agency resources and programs available to provide financing, technical assistance, and other services in gateway communities to support economic opportunities through tourism, including support for the food service and accommodations sectors with an emphasis on new and diversifying businesses. (d) Partnerships In carrying out this section, the Secretaries may, in accordance with applicable laws, enter into a public-private partnership, cooperative agreement, memorandum of understanding, or similar agreement with a gateway community or a business in a gateway community. 134. Parking opportunities for Federal recreational lands and waters (a) In general The Secretaries shall seek to increase parking opportunities for persons recreating on Federal recreational lands and waters— (1) in accordance with existing laws and applicable land use plans; (2) in a manner that minimizes any increase in maintenance obligations on Federal recreational lands and waters