; and (ii) a public hearing, if requested; and (E) enforce and otherwise carry out this section; and (2) the head of an applicable Federal land management agency shall— (A) in the case of a proposed project on land owned by the United States, provide an opportunity for cooperating persons and the public to participate in the Good Samaritan permit process, including— (i) carrying out environmental review and public comment procedures pursuant to subsection (l); and (ii) a public hearing, if requested; and (B) in coordination with the Administrator, enforce Good Samaritan permits issued under this section for projects on land owned by the United States. (k) State, local, and tribal governments As soon as practicable, but not later than 14 days after the date on which the Administrator receives an application for the remediation of an abandoned mine site under this section, the Administrator shall provide notice and a copy of the application to— (1) each local government with jurisdiction over a drinking water utility, and each Indian tribe with reservation or off-reservation treaty rights to land or water, located downstream from a proposed remediation project that is reasonably anticipated to be adversely impacted by a potential release of contaminants from the abandoned mine site, as determined by the Administrator; (2) each Federal, State, and Tribal agency that may have an interest in the application