; or (3) issue a statement determining that no such rule or other action is warranted, including a detailed explanation of the rationale for such determination. (c) Considerations In determining whether to proceed with a proposed rulemaking or other action under subsection (b) and, if applicable, in developing the proposed rule or carrying out the other action, the Administrator shall consider the findings and consensus recommendations of the task force described in subsection (a). (d) Authorities The Administrator, in issuing the rule or carrying out the other action described in subsection (b), may take the following actions in the State of Hawaii: (1) Set minimum altitudes for commercial air tours for the purpose of noise reduction, provided that such minimums do not negatively impact safety conditions. (2) Set time-of-day restrictions on commercial air tours for the purpose of reducing noise disruptions, provided that such restrictions do not negatively impact safety conditions. (3) Set limits on the number of flights in a certain area per unit of time. (4) Require the use of quiet aircraft technology by commercial air tour operators conducting commercial air tours in the State of Hawaii. (5) Prohibit hovering or circling in certain or all areas in the State of Hawaii. (6) Prohibit commercial air tours in certain or all areas in the State of Hawaii. (7) Establish certain required routes for commercial air tours in certain or all areas in the State of Hawaii. (8) Establish a method for residents of the State of Hawaii to publicly report noise disruptions due to commercial air tours and for commercial air tour operators to respond to complaints. (e) Definitions In this section: (1) Commercial air tour The term commercial air tour means a flight conducted for compensation or hire in an airplane or helicopter where the purpose of the flight is sightseeing. (2) Commercial air tour operator The term commercial air tour operator means any person who conducts a commercial air tour. 351. Improved safety in rural areas