A cost share program which has addressing non-point source pollution to make water quality improvements as its focus. Non-point source pollution is all pollution for which a specific source for that pollution is unknown. In order to have a project funded today, non-point source pollution source must be addressed in a countyâs Chesapeake Bay Tributary Strategy. Each countyâs tributary strategy is a guide to how it plans to address it county specific non-point source pollution problem areas. A few examples of the types of projects that could be done in Lycoming County under the guidance of the Lycoming County Tributary Strategy include planting cover crop, stream bank stabilization and stream bank restoration projects, urban nutrient management planning, joining a crop management association, and installing stream bank fencing.