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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.750
Description
San Juan River General
State
CO
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
6/11/1952
Author
BOR
Title
South San Juan Project - New Mexico - Status Report - June 1952
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />M3~ {5 <br /> <br />fI' <br /> <br />CHAPrER I <br /> <br />PlANS OF DEVELOPMENT <br /> <br /> <br />90 airline miles south for irrigation of lands in New Mexico. Four of <br />the reservoirs would be located on streams above the intercepting canal, <br />and the fifth would be at an offstreatl site about midway along the canal <br />to reregulate the diverted flows for meeting seasonal irrigation needs. <br />The main canal would consist of a series of open earth canals, bench <br />flumes, tunnels, and siphons. The conveyance system, including reser- <br />voir feeder canals, main canal, and main laterals, would have a total <br />length of about 265 miles. The reservoirs and canal collection systems <br />north of thE! Colorado-New Mexico State line would be practically the <br />same as in the Elm Juan-Chama project plan for transmountain diversion <br />of water to :the Rio Grande Basin. <br /> <br />Water supply and operation studies, with allowances made for the <br />potential dQwnstream within-basin developments including a Shiprock <br />project of 113,900 acres, indicate that an adequate supply could be <br />developed for irrigation of approximately 70,000 acres of new land <br />under this plan. Of this acreage, nearly half would be within the <br />boundary of the Jicarllla Indian Reservation. <br /> <br />The features included in Plan A, their ca:racities, and estimated <br />costs are tabulated on :rages 4 and 5. The project construction cost is <br />estimated at .$161,528,000 or $2,308 an acre, and annual operation, main- <br />tenance, and replacements costs are estimated to total .$316,000 or .$4.51 <br />an acre. The average annual equivalent cost per acre is estimated as <br />shown be low.. <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Construction cost <br />Interest dur'ing construction <br />Total construction and interest cost <br />Less present: worth of salvage <br />value at end of 100 years <br />Net present worth of project <br />investment <br />Amortization of net present <br />worth of project investment <br />over 100 years at 2~ percent <br />Operation, maintenance, and <br />replacements <br />Assigned costs of Colorado River <br />Storage project <br />Total average annual equivalent <br />cost for pl;'oject <br />Total average annual equivalent <br />cost per .acre <br /> <br />Total <br />cost <br />$161,528,000 <br />10,096,000 <br />$171,624,000 <br /> <br />Average <br />annual <br />equivalent <br />cost <br /> <br />-4 ,843 ,000 <br />.$166,781,000 <br /> <br />$4,555,000 <br />316,000 <br />300,000 <br />$5,171,000 <br />$7)f <br /> <br />, <br />~ <br />
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