of particular aquaculture stakeholders or aquaculture stakeholder groups to provide insight, information, and comments to support the assessment and inventory process. (2) Consultation with States, Tribes, and territories The Secretary shall consult with States, federally recognized Indian Tribes, and territories adjacent to or within 100 miles of a site under consideration for the inventory. Such States, federally recognized Indian Tribes, and territories may submit comments to the Secretary, and the Secretary shall consider such comments in the assessment and inventory process. (f) Designation and establishment of aquaculture opportunity area (1) In General In order to designate and establish an aquaculture opportunity area, the Secretary shall select a site from the inventory prepared under subsection (c), and develop an aquaculture management plan under section 201. In the event that the Secretary determines the site is not viable during the development of the aquaculture management plan, the Secretary may abandon consideration of the site, and revise the inventory accordingly. (2) State petition The Governor of any coastal State or territory, or a Tribal government in a fisheries management region under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. ), may submit a request in writing to the Secretary to petition for locating an aquaculture opportunity area, or a group of aquaculture opportunity areas, in reasonable proximity to the location of the requesting State, territory, or Tribal government. The Secretary shall evaluate the petition and may designate an aquaculture opportunity area or group of aquaculture opportunity areas as provided in this section. (3) Initial and subsequent establishment of aquaculture opportunity areas The Secretary shall initially establish at least 2 aquaculture opportunity areas from the inventory developed under subsection (b) not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act. Each year thereafter, the Secretary shall