; and (2) in accordance with applicable law. (b) Identification Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter through fiscal year 2033, the Secretary and the Chief of the Forest Service, in coordination with States and local communities, shall make publicly available— (1) a list of the highest priority developed recreation sites, as determined under subsection (c), on Federal recreational lands and waters that lack broadband internet; (2) an estimate of— (A) the cost to equip each of those sites with broadband internet infrastructure; and (B) the annual cost to operate that infrastructure; and (3) a list of potential— (A) barriers to operating the infrastructure described in paragraph (2)(A); and (B) methods to recover the costs of that operation. (c) Priorities In selecting developed recreation sites for the list described in subsection (b)(1), the Secretary and the Chief of the Forest Service shall give priority to developed recreation sites— (1) at which broadband internet infrastructure has not been constructed due to— (A) geographic challenges; or (B) the location having an insufficient number of nearby permanent residents, despite high seasonal or daily visitation levels; or (2) that are located in an economically distressed county that could benefit significantly from developing the outdoor recreation economy of the county. 132. Extension of seasonal recreation opportunities (a) Definition of seasonal closure In this section, the term seasonal closure means any period during which— (1) a unit of Federal recreational lands and waters, or a portion of a unit of Federal recreational lands and waters, is closed to the public for a continuous period of not less than 30 days, excluding temporary closures relating to wildlife conservation or public safety; and (2) permitted or allowable recreational activities, which provide an economic benefit, including off-season or winter-season tourism, are not taking place at— (A) the unit of Federal recreational lands and waters