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<br />' through 2009 and then increases to 32,000 AF/ r for the remainder of the stud <br />Y y period. ALP <br />' Stage II is assumed to begin construction in 2005, with water delivery possible by 2010. <br />' The output and employment projection for selected sectors is presented in Table 4-C-1. This <br />projection, which includes adjustments to the sectors affected by the water projects, forms the <br />' baseline against which the "with fish" (WF) projections will be compared. For example, in the <br />year 2005, the Agriculture sector is projected to produce $420 million in output and 9,053 jobs <br />' The total output and employment in 2005 are projected to be $13.5 billion and 237,448, <br />respectively. <br />The baseline scenario (WOFBA) is based on both tribal and non-tribal water development plans <br />' in the region. It takes into account the levels of economic activity that could occur if no listing <br />or critical habitat actions were taken. Included in this baseline are the Animas-La Plata, NIIP 1- <br />11, San Juan-Chama, and San Juan-Gallup projects. The WOFBA scenario assumes full M&I <br />' and agricultural development of all San Juan, La Plata, and Animas River water. Water project <br />finish dates are shown in Figure 4-C-1. Note that output increases dramatically in years when a <br />1 project comes online. After 2010, the year in which the last project is to come online, output <br />increases at a constant rate. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />11 <br /> <br /> <br />29 <br />