; or (ii) to otherwise protect human health and the environment (including through the prevention of a release, discharge, or threat of release to water or soil); (C) the monitoring or other form of assessment that will be undertaken by the person to evaluate the success of the activities described in subparagraph (A) during and after the remediation, with respect to the baseline conditions, as described in paragraph (6); (D) to the satisfaction of the Administrator, detailed engineering plans for the project; (E) detailed plans for any proposed recycling or reprocessing of historic mine residue to be conducted by the person (including a description of how all proposed recycling or reprocessing activities contribute to the remediation of the abandoned mine site); and (F) identification of any proposed contractor that will perform any remediation activity; (8) subject to subsection (d), a schedule for the work to be carried out under the project, including a schedule for periodic reporting by the person on the remediation of the abandoned mine site; (9) a health and safety plan that is specifically designed for mining remediation work; (10) a specific contingency plan that— (A) includes provisions on response and notification to Federal, State, and local authorities with jurisdiction over downstream waters that have the potential to be impacted by an unplanned release or discharge of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants; and (B) is designed to respond to unplanned adverse events (such as potential fluid release that may result from addressing pooled water or hydraulic pressure situations), including the sudden release of historic mine residue; (11) subject to subsection (d), a project budget and description of financial resources that demonstrate that the permitted work, including any operation and maintenance, will be completed