; and (4) issuance of the offshore aquaculture permit is not prohibited under section 407. (b) Authorized activities An offshore aquaculture permit holder shall be authorized to conduct offshore aquaculture consistent with— (1) this Act, including regulations promulgated to carry out this Act; (2) other applicable provisions of law, including regulations; and (3) any terms or conditions imposed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. (c) Permit procedure (1) Application An applicant for an offshore aquaculture permit shall submit an application to the Secretary. The application shall specify— (A) the proposed location of the offshore aquaculture facility and the location of on-shore facilities used for propagation or rearing of cultured species, such as hatcheries or research operations; (B) the type of aquaculture operations that will be conducted at all facilities described in subparagraph (A); (C) the cultured species, or a specified range of species, to be propagated or reared, or both, at the offshore aquaculture facility; (D) the source of eggs, larvae, or juvenile cultured species that will be used in aquaculture operations, an analysis of the likely impacts on wild populations and habitats, such as prevention of the spread of pathogens, and the information upon which the assessment was made; (E) plans to respond to— (i) a natural disaster; (ii) an escapement; (iii) disease; and (iv) other circumstances designate by the Secretary; and (F) such other design, construction, and operational information as the Secretary may require to ensure the integrity of the applicant’s operations and contingency planning. (2) Notice Whenever the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration receives an offshore aquaculture permit application, the Secretary shall— (A) provide notice and a copy of the application to the Governor of every State or territory adjacent to or within 100 miles of the proposed site and to the federally recognized Indian Tribes within those States