; (2) to the offices of the Members of Congress and Senators representing the community at issue; (3) to the relevant committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate; and (4) upon request, to appropriate State, regional, and local elected officials. 7. Mitigation funding (a) In general Not later than 180 days after the release of an action plan pursuant to section 3, the Administrator shall make grants for necessary noise mitigation in a designated community for— (1) residences; (2) hospitals; (3) nursing homes and adult or child day care centers; (4) schools; (5) places of worship; and (6) other impacted facilities indicated by a community assessment under section 5(f). (b) Standards Using the framework and diagnostic tool developed by the National Academy of Sciences under section 3, the Administrator shall develop standards to determine which of the structures in designated communities described in subsection (a) are eligible for mitigation funding. (c) Mitigation defined In this section, the term noise mitigation means any form of mitigation that reduces the noise burden for communities, including— (1) sound insulation of structures; (2) construction of noise barriers or acoustic shielding to mitigate ground-level noise