; (B) a description of the proposed project site or sites, including, if relevant, the nature and extent of pollution resulting from mine drainage; (C) identification of the past and current owners and operators of the proposed project site; (D) the agreement or contract between the relevant State and the Community Reclaimer to carry out the project; (E) a determination that the project will facilitate the activities of the State reclamation plan under subsection (e); (F) sufficient information to determine whether the Community Reclaimer has the technical capability and expertise to successfully conduct the proposed project; (G) a cost estimate for the project and evidence that the Community Reclaimer has sufficient financial resources to ensure the successful completion of the proposed project (including any operation or maintenance costs); (H) a schedule for completion of the project; (I) an agreement between the Community Reclaimer and the current owner of the site governing access to the site; (J) sufficient information to ensure that the Community Reclaimer meets the definition under paragraph (3); (K) a contingency plan designed to be used in response to unplanned adverse events that includes emergency actions, response, and notifications; (L) detailed plans for any proposed recycling or reprocessing of historic mine residue to be conducted by the Community Reclaimer (including a description of how all proposed recycling or reprocessing activities contribute to the remediation of the abandoned mine site); and (M) a requirement that the State provide notice to adjacent and downstream landowners and the public and hold a public meeting near the proposed project site before the project is initiated. (3) Reprocessing of materials A Community Reclaimer may reprocess materials recovered during the implementation of a remediation plan only if— (A) the applicable land management agency has signed a decision document approving reprocessing as part of the approved abandoned mine reclamation plan of the State