; commonly known as the Davis-Bacon Act ) with respect to any construction project carried out in whole or in part with financial assistance made available from a working waterfronts preservation loan fund. (5) Reservation Each eligible coastal state that enters into a capitalization agreement under paragraph (1) shall, each fiscal year, reserve 0.2 percent of the amount in the working waterfronts preservation loan fund of the eligible coastal state to provide financial assistance described in subsection (f) to an Indian Tribe or a Native Hawaiian organization. (b) Intended use plans (1) In general Each eligible coastal state that enters into a capitalization agreement under subsection (a)(1) shall annually prepare an intended use plan, subject to notice and an opportunity for public comment, that identifies the intended uses of the amounts available to the working waterfronts preservation loan fund of the eligible coastal state. (2) Contents Each intended use plan prepared by an eligible coastal state under paragraph (1) shall include, with respect to the eligible coastal state— (A) a list of each project to be assisted with amounts from the working waterfronts preservation loan fund in the first fiscal year that begins after the date such intended use plan is finalized, including, with respect to each such project— (i) a description of the project; (ii) the expected terms of financial assistance; and (iii) the size of the community served; (B) the criteria and methods established to distribute amounts from the working waterfronts preservation loan fund