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<br /> ~"'Hem Total Irrigation -I control improvement Recreation enhance'. Water
<br /> Capita 1 i zed benefi ts 179,379 30,989 152,774 57,718 241,17
<br /> Alternative cos ts I 3;>7.'i9'i 93 34
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<br />m ,Jus t.i fiab 1 e expenditure 526,100 179,379 30,98g. 11,899 152,774 57,718 93,34
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<br /> Separab 1 e cos ts 165.3D7 ! 'll Q1Q 1 7A"- 11 , 899 105 832 32 27'i 4,1)11
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<br /> Pro.iect costs 6'i 040 7Q1Q 1 . ~~n 10 565 32 990 7 900 4 11
<br /> Interest durinq constructionl . 7.730 I 1 000 1% I 1,334 3.915 765 521
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<br /> Capi ta 1 i zed 0~1&R 92 357 I - - - 68 927 23 610 -
<br /> Remai ni ng Justifiable expend. 360 793 170.41)0 7Q.741 - 46.942 25 443 88 70
<br />. Percentage distribution j 47.7 R.1 13.0 7.1
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<br /> Joint costs 350.074 I 28.3'i1) 45,510 2!i,855 86,11:
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<br /> Pr()j~('"t ('n<::t~ I 3.0.4.760 i 14"\llllfi 711 fill"- - 39,619 21,638 74.97
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<br /> Interest during construction! 38,963 18,391 3,156 - 5,065 2,766 9,58
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<br /> Capitalized OM&R 6.351 1 ?99R ~11l - 826 451 1 56
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<br /> Total allocation i 1711 1~1l "\n ln7 II 899 151,342 57 130 90 75
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<br /> Project cost 369 800 151,71)'i . 1 71).7."\fi 10,565 72,609 29,538 79 08
<br /> Interest during construction 46 693 19.39] "\ "\~? 1,334 8 980 . 3 531 10 10:
<br /> Capitalized OM&R 98.RRR I i>.QQR ~1Ll - 69.753 24.061 1 56:
<br /> Annual OM&R ! 3.350.7 L, 10] .6 17 4 - 2.363.5. 815.3 52.'
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<br />3-1/4% Interest
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<br />Oct., 1982 prices
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<br />'The single purprse alternatives for fish and wildlife, recreation, and flood control would substantially exceed the
<br />benefits, therefore, those estimateSCl)'e not prov:\ded.
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