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<br />87. GENERA~.. The annual 11I0netary bet' ef~~~1 ed~~k le to Pueblo
<br />Dam and Reservo~,! r, ;,~, re the sum of the differ nCIl!, '~,e." W, een "~,' erage an"l'Illal
<br />damages with an~ Without the project in ope atilpt!i"ssho . in table 11,
<br />prevention of l~s~es to new development in ~he jflold Pl~i~ during the
<br />economic life o~ the proj ect as discussed ij1 par~gI1aphs 88!-90, and'
<br />reduction or eliEination of operation, main~en~nqe,1 and replacel1lent
<br />costs of existing 'flood control works at Puilbld. ~1thouglt important
<br />secondary and irtc~dental benef~ts would be rea~ize~, only Ithe primary
<br />'benefits have belen evaluated to determine t\1e \(alu~ and fe1asibility of
<br />flood control st!ol1a, ge.. Total l!stimated averag~' llrll'l,Ual b.elefits are
<br />- $743,700 (June 1967 prices) as indicated in! taltlell2. . ;
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<br />-- Avelrage Annual Monetary Benefits,
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<br />Item Develo l1Ient lleve 1,0 ment Total
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<br />Pueblo' $172,600 0 $172,600
<br />Las Animas 4,400 $2,800 7,200
<br />La Junta2 24,400 9,800 34,200
<br />North La Junta2 29,600 11,800 41,400
<br />Subtotal 213,000 24,400 255 >400
<br />Rural:
<br />Transportation facilities 156,100 51,200 207,300
<br />,Uti li ties 8,700 2,800 11,SOO
<br />, Crops 114,:100 97,000 211,200
<br />Farm improvements 14,000 6,000 20,000
<br />Land 6,300 (} 6,300
<br />Irrigation facilities 32,000 0 32,000
<br />, Subtotal 331,300 157,000 488,300
<br />TOTAL MONE'I'ARY $562,300 $181,400 $743,700
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