; and (ii) including, at a minimum— (I) at least 1 public meeting for aquaculture stakeholders; and (II) meetings with State, local, and Tribal government representatives; and (D) consult with interested Federal agencies. (2) Comments States, federally recognized Indian Tribes, and local governments described in paragraph (1)(B) may submit comments on the notice of intent to the Secretary, which shall be shared with the site proponent. (e) Management plan Each site proponent shall include all comments received under subsection (d) in the aquaculture management plan, along with a disposition of each. II Core activities 201. Aquaculture management plans (a) Development and adoption In order to implement this Act, the Secretary shall develop and adopt for aquaculture opportunity areas established under section 102, or locations where multiple aquaculture opportunity areas may be suitable for establishment— (1) an aquaculture management plan; and (2) amendments to each such plan that are necessary from time to time. (b) Overlapping management areas The Secretary may use a single aquaculture management plan for multiple aquaculture opportunity areas where such areas are within reasonable proximity to each other and sufficiently similar. (c) Engagement Prior to developing, adopting, or amending an aquaculture management plan under this section, the Secretary, acting through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, shall meet with aquaculture stakeholders and the public to solicit their comments, and consult with interested Federal agencies. Such comments shall be duly reported in an addendum to the aquaculture management plan, along with a disposition of each. At a minimum, meetings under this subsection shall include— (1) at least one public meeting for aquaculture stakeholders