; (bb) incorporate, to the maximum extent practicable, any applicable State or local resource management plans into the environmental impact statement and environmental assessment, as applicable; (cc) provide each cooperating agency with an opportunity to review and contribute to the preparation of the environmental impact statement and environmental assessment, as applicable, for the proposed action, except that a cooperating agency shall limit comments to issues within the special expertise or jurisdiction of the cooperating agency; and (dd) as soon as practicable and in consultation with the cooperating agencies, determine the range of alternatives to be considered for the proposed action. (ii) Environmental documents (I) In general In carrying out the NEPA process for a proposed action under an allotment management plan authorized under paragraph (2), the lead agency, in consultation with the cooperating agencies, shall prepare not more than 1 of each type of document described in subclause (II), as applicable. (II) Documents described The documents referred to in subclause (I) are— (aa) an environmental assessment; (bb) a finding of no significant impact; (cc) an environmental impact statement; and (dd) a record of decision. (iii) Prohibition A cooperating agency may not evaluate an alternative to the proposed action that the lead agency has not determined to be within the range of alternatives to be considered under clause (i)(II)(dd). (C) Categorical exclusions With respect to the allotment management plans authorized under paragraph (2), the following actions shall qualify for a categorical exclusion under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq. ): (i) The conduct of vegetation restoration projects using a method such as— (I) aerial, drill, or broadcast seeding; (II) disking; (III) mowing; (IV) chaining; (V) the use of a forestry mulcher; (VI) prescribed fire; (VII) invasive species management