2) The geographic area served by the medication takeback location;

1. 3) The population of the area served by the medication takeback location, according to the most recent decennial census;
2. 4) The volume of pharmaceutical products accepted at the medication takeback location during the previous calendar year, if applicable;
3. 5) The names and locations of other known entities that collect pharmaceutical products within a 25 mile radius of the medication takeback location; and
4. 6) The estimated cost to the Agency of accepting and disposing the pharmaceutical products collected at the medication takeback location.

5. c) The Agency will inform selected applicants, in writing, of the Agency's decision. Written notifications made under this subsection (c) will include, but not be limited to, the following information:

   1. 1) The date on which the Agency will first arrange for the disposal of accepted pharmaceutical products;

2) The duration of the Agency's disposal arrangement;

1. 3) The volume of pharmaceutical products accepted at the medication takeback location for which the Agency will make disposal arrangements; and
2. 4) The Agency-provided method of disposal for the accepted pharmaceutical products.
3. d) The Agency will post on its website a list of all selected medication takeback locations. The Agency will also post on its website the location of other known sites that accept pharmaceutical products for disposal.