; and (ii) available on a publicly accessible website. (C) Notice Not later than 30 days before a hearing described in subparagraph (A), an eligible entity shall publish notice— (i) of the hearing; and (ii) that the information described in subparagraph (B) is available. (i) Violation of grant agreement or failure To comply with public outreach requirements If the Director determines that an eligible entity has not met the performance measures established in the grant agreement under subsection (g), is not making reasonable progress toward meeting such measures, is otherwise in violation of the grant agreement, or has not complied with the public outreach requirements under subsection (h), the Director may— (1) impose increased reporting and more stringent expenditure authorization requirements; (2) withhold financial assistance until the requirements under the grant agreement or under subsection (h), as applicable, are met; (3) wholly or partly suspend or terminate the grant agreement; (4) refer the grantee to the appropriate office within the Department for further enforcement action; and (5) take other remedies that may be legally available. (j) Report on the comprehensive planning grant (1) In general Not later than 120 days after the date on which the grant agreement under subsection (g) expires, an eligible entity that receives a grant under the grant program shall submit a final report on the project to the Secretary. (2) Contents of report The report shall include— (A) a detailed explanation of the activities undertaken using the grant, including an explanation of the completed project and how it achieves specific transit-oriented, transportation, housing, or sustainable community goals within the region; (B) a discussion of any obstacles encountered in the planning process and how the eligible entity overcame the obstacles