; and (B) are powered by battery cells or battery packs manufactured in the United States. (7) Other criteria as determined by the Secretary. (e) Permitted grant use (1) In general A recipient of a grant awarded under this section may only use funds provided under such grant to facilitate an electric bicycle sharing service operated in a disadvantaged community for the following uses: (A) The purchase of electric bicycles that are not more than 2 years old. (B) The purchase, installation, and maintenance of electric bicycle charging infrastructure, including related solar or battery storage and the electrification of existing bike share stations. (C) Community education and outreach with respect to such service. (D) Incentives for residents to use such service, including subsidized memberships. (E) Maintenance, repairs, and other costs associated with operating such service. (F) Monitoring, data collection, and evaluation with respect to such service. (G) Technical assistance relating to the establishment, operation, and evaluation of such service. (2) Minimum standards for purchased electric bicycles The Secretary shall establish minimum standards relating to functionality, safety, and range for electric bicycles eligible to be purchased under paragraph (1)(A). (f) Grant limitations (1) Availability Grant funds awarded under this section shall be available to the recipient of such funds for obligation or expenditure during the 5-year period beginning on the date on which such funds are awarded. (2) Maximum amount A grant under this section may not be in an amount that exceeds $5,000,000. (3) Reports As a condition of receiving a grant under this section, a grant recipient shall submit to the Secretary, before the end of each fiscal year during which the recipient receives grant amounts, a report that— (A) describes the activities carried out with such amounts; and (B) includes data on— (i) the operating and capital costs for the electric bicycle sharing service facilitated with such amounts