; and (B) limited equity cooperative housing; (10) a plan to develop opportunities to revitalize existing communities, including infill development and utilizing existing assets, such as natural assets and public infrastructure; and (11) such other information or plans as a Council or the Secretary determines to be appropriate. (d) Approval (1) In general Not less frequently than annually, each Council shall approve a Plan by a majority vote of the members of the Council for submission to the Secretary for final approval under paragraph (2). (2) Approval by Secretary On receipt of a Plan under paragraph (1), the Secretary may approve or disapprove the Plan. 385F. Use of grant funds (a) Planning During the first 2 years of the term of a rural partnership block grant, a Council may use the funds for comprehensive planning and capacity building to implement a Plan. (b) Implementation (1) In general A Council shall use funds under a rural partnership block grant to implement a Plan. (2) Permissible uses In using funds to implement a Plan under paragraph (1), a Council may use the funds— (A) to support the development of critical infrastructure necessary to facilitate economic development in the applicable area, including high-speed internet, including new technologies for mobile internet services and for affordable, reliable cellular phone coverage; (B) to support activities to achieve greater economic and environmental resiliency, including for emergency preparedness, disaster recovery, and hazard mitigation; (C) to provide assistance to entities within the applicable area that provide basic public services, such as— (i) child care centers; (ii) nonprofit health care, including community health centers, primary and emergency medical care, mental health, and substance abuse treatment providers; (iii) public libraries; (iv) community centers; (v) public schools; and (vi) nonprofit technology centers, including business incubators and business accelerators