; (ii) the date on which such agency notifies the applicant that the application to establish a right-of-way for such action is complete; and (iii) the date on which such agency issues a notice of intent to prepare the environmental assessment for such action. (2) Delay A lead agency that determines it is not able to meet the deadline described in paragraph (1) may extend such deadline with the approval of the applicant. If the applicant approves such an extension, the lead agency shall establish a new deadline that provides only so much additional time as is necessary to complete such environmental impact statement or environmental assessment. (3) Expenditures for delay If a lead agency is unable to meet the deadline described in paragraph (1) or extended under paragraph (2), the lead agency must pay $100 per day, to the extent funding is provided in advance in an appropriations Act, out of the office of the head of the department of the lead agency to the applicant starting on the first day immediately following the deadline described in paragraph (1) or extended under paragraph (2) up until the date that an applicant approves a new deadline. This paragraph does not apply when the lead agency misses a deadline solely due to delays caused by litigation. (i) Report (1) In general The head of each lead agency shall annually submit to the Committee on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate a report that— (A) identifies any environmental assessment and environmental impact statement that such lead agency did not complete by the deadline described in subsection (h); and (B) provides an explanation for any failure to meet such deadline. (2) Inclusions Each report submitted under paragraph (1) shall identify, as applicable— (A) the office, bureau, division, unit, or other entity within the Federal agency responsible for each such environmental assessment and environmental impact statement