; and (B) the Secretary has identified the potential for Federal benefit sufficient to proceed. (3) Conditions for federal construction, expansion, upgrade, or capital repair funding Participation by the Secretary in the construction, expansion, upgrade, or capital repair of a non-Federal storage project under this section shall be by negotiated agreement between the United States and the applicable non-Federal entity, and shall not occur unless— (A) the Governor, political subdivision, department, or public agency of the State in which the non-Federal storage project is located supports Federal funding for the project; and (B) the applicable eligible entity determines, and the Secretary concurs, that— (i) the non-Federal storage project is technically and financially feasible in accordance with guidelines established by the Secretary; (ii) the non-Federal storage project provides a Federal benefit in accordance with the Reclamation laws; (iii) in return for the Federal cost-share investment, not less than a proportionate share of the benefits of the non-Federal storage project are Federal benefits, including water supplies dedicated to specific purposes, such as water quality improvements or fish and wildlife protection and restoration, including a wildlife refuge; and (iv) each entity participating in the non-Federal project is financially capable of funding its proportionate share of the non-Federal share of the project costs. (C) Not less than $10,000,000 of the funding identified in subsection (g) shall be allocated to non-Federal storage projects that further the Department of the Interior’s priority of sustainably developing natural resources and are— (i) included in the Bureau of Reclamation’s 2015 Water Management Goal Investment Strategy Final Report; (ii) capable of providing water to a Federal wildlife refuge; (iii) equipped with an approved fish screen