; (B) to prepare any required environmental impact statement or other environmental document, or to ensure that such an environmental impact statement or environmental document is completed, in accordance with this section and applicable Federal law; (C) not later than 45 days after the date of publication of a notice of intent to prepare an environmental impact statement, or the initiation of an environmental assessment, as applicable, for a project— (i) to identify any other agencies that may have financing, environmental review, authorization, or other responsibilities with respect to the project; (ii) to invite the identified agencies to become participating agencies in the environmental review process for the project; and (iii) to establish, as part of the invitation, a deadline for the submission of a response, which may be extended by the lead agency for good cause; (D) to consider and respond to comments timely received from participating agencies relating to matters within the special expertise or jurisdiction of those agencies; (E) to consider, and, as appropriate, rely on, adopt, or incorporate by reference, baseline data, analyses, and documentation that have been prepared for the project under the laws and procedures of a State or an Indian Tribe if the lead agency determines that— (i) those laws and procedures are of equal or greater rigor, as compared to each applicable Federal law and procedure; and (ii) the baseline data, analysis, or documentation, as applicable, was prepared under circumstances that allowed for— (I) opportunities for public participation; (II) consideration of alternatives and environmental consequences; and (III) other required analyses that are substantially equivalent to the analyses that would have been prepared if the baseline data, analysis, or documentation was prepared by the lead agency pursuant to NEPA; and (F) (i) to ensure that the project sponsor complies with design and mitigation commitments for the project made jointly by the lead agency and the project sponsor