; and (2) ensure a significant amount of work is completed with funding, and not that only a minimum square mileage is surveyed. (f) Annual amount The amount of a grant under this section for an eligible entity shall be $10,000 per fiscal year. (g) Additional mapping activities If, after the Secretary awards grants under this section in a fiscal year, there are remaining grant funds, the Secretary may use those amounts to award grants to multiple applicants within a single county, but in no case shall more than 5 grants be awarded in a single county. (h) Data-Sharing requirement By request, data collected using grant funds under this section shall be made available for access by other municipal or county agencies, and by local community development entities and nonprofit organizations, including community land trusts, other land banks, land bank associations and networks, researchers, and redevelopment authorities. (i) Reporting (1) Names of recipients Not later than 3 months after awarding a grant under this section, the Secretary shall publish the name of the grant recipient on a publicly accessible website. (2) Additional reporting The Secretary may require reporting on the activities supported using grant funds under this section for oversight and research purposes. 4. Land bank planning and implementation grants (a) Establishment The Secretary, acting through the Office of Community Planning and Development of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, shall establish a program under which the Secretary may award planning grants and implementation grants to land banks to support projects that fund the revitalization of neighborhoods by addressing property conditions in a region. (b) Eligible activities (1) Planning grants A land bank receiving a planning grant under this section may use the grant funds to create— (A) a targeted list of blighted properties, in particular blighted commercial and residential properties to target for demolition, deconstruction, redevelopment, or other disposition