; and (B) will benefit from an electric vehicle sharing service, especially with respect to addressing transportation needs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions and criteria air pollutants. (f) Permitted grant uses (1) In general An eligible entity awarded a grant under this section may only use grant funds for the following activities to facilitate an electric vehicle sharing service operated at a public housing project: (A) The purchase of light-duty electric vehicles that are not more than 5 years old. (B) The purchase, installation, and maintenance of electric vehicle supply equipment. (C) Conducting community education and outreach with respect to the electric vehicle sharing service. (D) Providing incentives for residents of the public housing project to use the electric vehicle sharing service, including subsidized fares. (E) Maintenance, repairs, and other costs associated with operating the electric vehicle sharing service, including towing, impound, and driving infraction fines. (F) Monitoring, data collection, and evaluation with respect to the electric vehicle sharing service. (G) Obtaining technical assistance relating to the establishment, operation, and evaluation of the electric vehicle sharing service. (2) Minimum standards for purchased electric vehicles The Secretary shall establish minimum standards relating to functionality and range for electric vehicles eligible to be purchased under paragraph (1)(A). (g) Grant limitations (1) Availability Grant funds awarded under this section to an eligible entity shall be available for obligation or expenditure during the 5-year period beginning on the date on which the grant funds are awarded. (2) Maximum amount (A) In general Subject to subparagraph (B), the amount of a grant under this section shall not be more than $1,000,000 for each public housing project at which the eligible entity receiving the grant will operate an electric vehicle sharing service. (B) Networked direct current fast charging equipment In the case of a public housing project