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<br />I Table <br /> 057 :~ D <br />I Summary and Comparison of Candidate Plans <br />Effects Alternative I Alternative 2 Alternative 3 <br /> No Action Management TRP - (NED) <br />I Measures <br />I Wetland plants along Wetland planls along Wetland plants along <br /> the Arkansas River the Arkansas River the Arkansas River and <br />I and in ponded areas and in ponded areas in ponded areas will <br /> will continue to will continue to continue to contain high <br /> contain high heavy contain high heavy heavy metal <br /> metal concentrations metal concentrations concentrations <br />I Soil resource 42 T1Ac,Nr, of 86% reduction in 88% reduction in <br /> irrigation induced irrigation induced irrigation induced <br />I erosion on upper 1/3 erosion on upper 1/3 erosion on upper 1/3 of <br /> of fields of fields fields <br />I Irrigation induced 15,000 Ac, damaged Irrigation erosion Irrigmion erosion <br />erosion by moderate irrigation reduced to nearly "T" reduced to below "T" <br /> induced erosion <br />I Arkansas river Impacted by irrigation Modernlc sediment Significant sediment <br />channel capacity erosion sediment reduction from load reduction from <br /> furro\\' erosion furrow erosion and <br />I irrigation ditch erosion <br /> Fisheries habitat will Fisheries habitat will Fisheries habitat will <br /> continue to be continue to be continue to be <br />I negatively impacted negalively impacted negatively impacted b)' <br /> by sedimentation by sedimentation sedimentation <br />I Cultural Resources <br />Santa Fe Trail No effect No effect No effect <br />Bent's Fort No effect No effect No effect <br />I Ft. Lyons mins No effect No effect No etTect <br />Other Social Errecl. <br /> Aeet. <br />I Health and Safety Continue to Moderate Significant <br /> deteriorate improvement improvement <br />I Local economy Continue to Moderate Significant <br /> deteriorate impro\'cmcnt imprO\"cmcnl <br />I Irrigation water Considerable loss to Reduced deep Minimal loss due to <br /> deep percolation percolation losses deep percolation <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />