; or (D) block grant funds provided to an Indian Tribe, regardless of whether the block grant is for the benefit of the Indian Tribe because of the status of the Indian Tribe or the status of the beneficiaries the grant serves. 103. Activities authorized under a Plan Federal funding integrated into a Plan shall be expended for purposes— (1) consistent with the core services or activities that otherwise would have been provided or carried out under the Federal programs integrated into the Plan; or (2) relating to community-driven relocation. 104. Plan requirements (a) In general A Plan submitted by an Indian Tribe to the Secretary for approval shall— (1) identify the Federal programs to be integrated into the Plan; (2) be consistent with the purpose of this Act; (3) describe, at the option of the Indian Tribe— (A) the nature and severity of the environment-related threats to the existing reservation of the Indian Tribe, other Tribal lands, or ways of life; and (B) if applicable, a strategy for community-driven relocation to be addressed by the Plan, including— (i) the general location of the proposed relocation efforts; and (ii) a summary of geospatial information, if available, illustrating— (I) the proposed relocation area; and (II) if applicable, the locations of environmental, cultural, and historic resources; (4) describe the way in which Federal program funds and services are to be integrated, consolidated, and delivered to provide services and carry out activities under the designated purposes of the Plan, including provisions that detail how funding sources are anticipated to be coordinated, consistent with section 204(b); (5) identify any need for taking land into trust for the benefit of the Indian Tribe for environment-related purposes, pursuant to section 203; (6) identify the projected expenditures under the Plan in a single budget covering all consolidated funds