; and (II) a 3-Mbps upstream transmission capacity; (ii) give priority to applications for projects to provide the maximum level of broadband service to the greatest proportion of rural households in the proposed service area identified in the application; (iii) give priority to eligible entities that have provided broadband service or utility service in rural areas for at least 5 years in the State for which an award is sought; (iv) provide equal consideration to all eligible entities, based on organizational form; and (v) with respect to 2 or more applications that are given the same priority under clause (i), give priority to an application that requests less grant funding than loan funding. (B) Other After giving priority to the applications described in clauses (i) through (iii) of subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall give priority to applications— (i) for projects to provide broadband service to rural communities— (I) with a population of less than 10,000 permanent residents; (II) that are experiencing outmigration and have adopted a strategic community investment plan under section 379H(d) of the Consoldiated Farm and Rural Development Act that includes considerations for improving and expanding broadband service; (III) with a high percentage of low income families or persons (as defined in section 501(b) of the Housing Act of 1949 ( 42 U.S.C. 1471(b) )); (IV) that are isolated from other significant population centers; or (V) that provide rapid and expanded deployment of fixed and mobile broadband on cropland and ranchland within a service territory for use in various applications of precision agriculture; and (ii) that were developed with the participation of, and will receive a substantial portion of the funding for the project from, 2 or more stakeholders, including— (I) State, local, and tribal governments; (II) nonprofit institutions; that provide community development or assistance services; (III) community anchor institutions, such as— (aa) public libraries