; (2) demonstrates the extent to which the eligible entity has developed partnerships throughout an entire region, including partnerships with units of special purpose local government and transportation providers; (3) demonstrates clear and meaningful interjurisdictional cooperation and coordination of housing (including healthy housing), transportation, and environmental policies and plans; (4) demonstrates a commitment to implementing a comprehensive regional plan and documents action taken or planned to implement the plan; (5) identifies original and innovative ideas to overcoming regional problems, including local land use, zoning, or other obstacles to carrying out the comprehensive regional plan; (6) promotes diversity among the geographic regions and the size of the population of the communities served by recipients of grants under the grant program; (7) demonstrates a commitment to substantial public input throughout the implementation process; (8) demonstrates a strategy for connecting underserved, low-income, disabled, and minority community members with housing, transportation, and infrastructure resources