- 3 ~ Sub=-program 2.4: Water Conservation and Improvement Projects eligible under this sub-program include: individual farm work in the form of small dam rehabilitation and water system development designed for small groups of individuals. Eligible costs for dam rehabilitation and water system development may consist of design, Supervision of construction, purchase of materials and labour for upgrading or replacing existing dams and water storage structures located on Crown land and servicing a single farm or ranch, or for upgrading, replacing or building a new water supply system. For water systems, the works eligible for assistance cannot be on-farm unless that portion is a necessary main line link to another farm. Dams for rehahilitation under this sub-program must be identified by the B.C. Ministry of Environment as a potential safety hazard. Projects may be proposed by individual farmers or small groups of farmers who cannot conveniently join an incorporated group for the development of water resources, 3, Funding Funding for this program is provided jointly through Agriculture Canada and the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture and Food.(BCMAF) under the authority of the Canada-British Columbia Subsidiary Agreement on Agri- Food Regional Development. Where the applicant is required to provide some portion of the funding, the monies must be available before the project commences. All information, results and reports arising out of any project funded under Program II are the property of the agencies providing the funds. Funding on all projects is subject to the appropriation of the funds by the respective governments. involved, each Funding under the Agreement will be based on the agricultural benefits of each project. While projects do not have to benefit agriculture exclusively to be eligible for assistance, funding will only be available for the agricultural portion. Funding may also be made available for mitigation works where damage to other resources occurs through the construction of a project. 85/16/08