; and (II) any outstanding authorization required for project construction not later than 150 days after the date of an issuance of a record of decision or a finding of no significant impact under subclause (I). (E) Factors for consideration In establishing a schedule under subparagraph (D), a Federal lead agency shall consider factors such as— (i) the responsibilities of participating agencies or cooperating agencies under applicable law; (ii) resources available to the participating agencies or cooperating agencies; (iii) the overall size and complexity of the project; (iv) the overall time required by an agency to conduct the environmental review process and make decisions under applicable Federal law relating to a project (including the issuance or denial of a permit or license); (v) the cost of the project; (vi) the sensitivity of the natural and historic resources that could be affected by the project; and (vii) timelines and deadlines established in this section and other applicable law. (F) Modifications (i) In general Except as provided in clause (iii), the lead agency may lengthen— (I) a schedule established for a project under subparagraph (D) for good cause, in accordance with clause (ii); or (II) shorten a schedule established for a project under subparagraph (D) if the lead agency has— (aa) good cause; and (bb) the concurrence of the project sponsor and any participating agencies. (ii) Good cause Good cause to lengthen a schedule under clause (i)(I) may include— (I) Federal law prohibiting the lead agency or another agency from issuing an approval or permit within the period required under subparagraph (D); (II) a request from the project sponsor that the permit or approval follow a different timeline