; (III) exchange; (IV) cooperative agreement; or (V) easement agreement; (iii) is best suited for inclusion in the Trail corridor in accordance with the purposes, policy, and provisions of the National Trails System Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1241 et seq. ); (iv) if appropriate and supported by local affected stakeholders, has been identified as a segment of the Trail on Federal land that should be relocated to provide for maximum outdoor recreation potential and the conservation and enjoyment of the nationally significant scenic, historic, natural, or cultural qualities of the areas through which the Trail passes; (v) mitigates land use conflicts; (vi) would support the development of rural communities through use as a trail; and (vii) minimizes the distance to connect compatible segments of the Trail; (B) provide the necessary administrative and technical support to complete conveyances of the Trail corridor under subsection (a); (C) as appropriate, consult with other Federal agencies, Governors of the affected States, affected Indian Tribes, local governments, affected land owners, land-grant mercedes, acequias, and applicable owners or users of a land grant-merced or acequia, the Continental Divide Trail Coalition, and other volunteer and nonprofit organizations that assist in the development, maintenance, and management of the Trail