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<br /> Table 5.--Cost allocation (1973 DPR)
<br /> ($1,000) 3\% Interest-October 1972 prices
<br /> Flood Highway Fish & wildlife enhancement
<br /> Item Total Irrigation control improvement Recreation Local National Total
<br /> Capitalized benefits 153,269.0 4B,150.0 47,191. 0 41,631.0 14,792.0 1,505.0 16,297.0
<br /> Alternative costs 64,329.0 72,561.0 69,950.0 a/ a/ a/
<br /> Justifiable investment 153,476.0 4B,150.0 47,191. 0 207.0 41,631. 0 14,'792.0 1,505.0 16,"297.0
<br /> Separable costs 40,31B.0 6,9B7.0 15,B99.0 207.0 10,lB9.0 6,106.0 930.0 7,036.0
<br /> Project costs 2B,326.0 6,2B7.0 14,305.0 IB6.0 4,094.0 2,640.0 B14.0 3,454.0
<br /> Interest during
<br /> construction 3,153.0 700.0 1,594.0 21. 0 420.0 302.0 116.0 41B.O
<br /> Capitalized OM&R B,B39.0 5,675.0 3,164.0 3,164.0
<br /> Remaining benefits 113,15B.0 41,163.0 31,292.0 31,~~2.0 B,6B6.0 575.0 9,261. 0
<br /> Percentage distribution 100.0 36.4 27.7 27.B 7.6 0.5 B.l
<br /> Joint costs 69,7BB.0 25,403.0 19,331.0 19,401.0 5,304.0 349.0 5,653.0
<br />.... Project costs 61,30B.0 22,316.0 16,9B2.0 17,044.0 4,659.0 307.0 4,966.0
<br />'" Interest during
<br /> construction 6,B36.0 2,4B8.0 1,894.0 1,900.0 520.0 34.0 55~.0
<br /> Capitalized OM&R 1,644.0 599.0 455.0 457.0 125.0 8.0 133.0
<br /> Total allocation 110,106.0 32,390.0 35,230.0 207.0 29,590.0 11,410.0 1,279.0 12,689.0
<br /> Adjusted project cost 89,634.0 28,603.0 31,2B7.0 IB6.0 21,13~.0 7,299.0 1,121. 0 tl,420.0
<br /> Interest during
<br /> construction 9,989.0 3,188.0 3,488.0 21.0 2,320.0 ~22.0 150.0 9"/2.0
<br /> Capitalized OM&R 10,483.0 599.0 455.0 6,132.0 3,2~9.0 B.O 3,297.0
<br /> Discounted annual OM&R 355.2 20.3 l~.~ 207.8 111. 4 0.::1 111.7
<br /> Allocation of undiscounted
<br /> project costs 89,750.0 28,603.0 ::11,287.0 IB6.0 21,254.0 7,299.0 1,121. 0 8,420.0
<br /> Ultimate annual OM&R
<br /> undiscounted 360.0 20.3 15.~ 212.6 111. 4 0.3 111. ./
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<br />a/ The cost of alternative single-purpose fish and wildlife developments would be essentially the same as for
<br />recreation; therefore, the justifiable expenditure is limited by the capitalized benefits.
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