Sec. 104. Plan requirements
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A Plan submitted by an Indian Tribe to the Secretary for approval shall— identify the Federal programs to be integrated into the Plan; be consistent with the purpose of this Act; describe, at the option of the Indian Tribe— the nature and severity of the environment-related threats to the existing reservation of the Indian Tribe, other Tribal lands, or ways of life; and if applicable, a strategy for community-driven relocation to be addressed by the Plan, including— the general location of the proposed relocation efforts; and a summary of geospatial information, if available, illustrating— the proposed relocation area; and if applicable, the locations of environmental, cultural, and historic resources; describe the way in which Federal program funds and services are to be integrated, consolidated, and delivered to provide services and carry out activities under the designated purposes of the Plan, including provisions that detail how funding sources are anticipated to be coordinated, consistent with section 204(b); identify any need for taking land into trust for the benefit of the Indian Tribe for environment-related purposes, pursuant to section 203; identify the projected expenditures under the Plan in a single budget covering all consolidated funds; identify any Federal environmental or historic preservation reviews, permits, or other authorizations anticipated to be required to be completed or obtained to implement the Plan, including any reviews that may be required under NEPA or section 306108 of title 54, United States Code (commonly known as the National Historic Preservation Act ); identify any statutory, regulatory, or administrative requirements, regulations, policies, or procedures that the Indian Tribe believes need to be waived to efficiently and effectively implement the Plan; and be approved by the governing body of the Indian Tribe, by resolution or other applicable means.
Any information relating to Tribal natural, cultural, and historical resources submitted in a Plan shall be— kept confidential; and exempt from the disclosure requirements under section 552(b)(3) of title 5, United States Code (commonly known as the Freedom of Information Act ) and chapter 10 of part I of title 5, United States Code (commonly known as the Federal Advisory Committee Act ).