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Durango Exhibit 24: City of Durango, Colorado: Economic Impacts of Whitewater Recreation Final Report
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Durango RICD
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6/1/2006
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RPI Consulting
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Durango Exhibit 24: City of Durango, Colorado: Economic Impacts of Whitewater Recreation Final Report
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City of Durango: Economic Impacts of Whitewater Recreation Fona1 Report 2006 <br />V. LOWER ANIMAS EVENT USE <br />Organized whitewater events including training camps, competitions, and River festivals are <br />significant activities that occur on the Lower Animas River providing numerous benefits to the <br />community, sponsors, participants, local vendors, spectators, and the local economy in general. <br />Although not all of these can be precisely quantified without extensive primary research, some <br />reasonable and conservative estimates can be made about the event participants and <br />expenditures as they are occurring now - further estimates may be forecast if additional flows <br />are diverted into the park and more improvements are made (see Section VII for potential future <br />benefits). Events that have been held at the park in the past, can be seen in Figure 16. <br />Figure 16. Animas River Events 1983 -2005 <br />Animas River Days is perhaps the most enduring local event that focuses and involves both <br />Durango locals and participants from throughout the state and nation - it includes a parade, <br />community BBQ, recreational racing, Jr. Olympic qualifying events, a whitewater rodeo, and often <br />other forms of competitive trial racing. This event takes place on an annual basis and garners <br />routine support and participation numbers. <br />Figure 17 demonstrates the total expenditures generated by organized River events both through <br />the participants themselves and spectators who come specifically to observe these national and <br />international caliber competitions. Both participant and spectator daily expenditures are estimated <br />to be the same as commercial rafting clients. <br />RI ^ c.�.. �tnr 1— 970.382.9153 <br />14 <br />Spectator Estimates <br />Year <br />Events <br />Registered Participants <br />Low <br />High <br />1983 -2006 <br />Animas River Days <br />175 <br />500 <br />1000 <br />1990 -1996 <br />Champion International Slalom Series <br />120 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />1989 <br />Regional Team Trials Qualifier <br />50 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />1989 <br />International Wild Water races <br />38 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />1990 -2006 <br />Training Camps <br />45 -250 (annually) <br />1992 <br />Regional Olympic Qualifier <br />50 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />1993 <br />Open Canoe National Championships <br />92 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />1995 <br />US Rodeo Team Selection <br />120 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />2002 <br />Jr. Sr. Masters National Championships <br />98 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />2001 -2003 <br />National & Jr. Team Selection Race <br />52 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />2004 <br />Senior National Team Trials <br />71 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />2005 <br />USA Whitewater Team Trials <br />100 <br />750 <br />4000 <br />Animas River Days is perhaps the most enduring local event that focuses and involves both <br />Durango locals and participants from throughout the state and nation - it includes a parade, <br />community BBQ, recreational racing, Jr. Olympic qualifying events, a whitewater rodeo, and often <br />other forms of competitive trial racing. This event takes place on an annual basis and garners <br />routine support and participation numbers. <br />Figure 17 demonstrates the total expenditures generated by organized River events both through <br />the participants themselves and spectators who come specifically to observe these national and <br />international caliber competitions. Both participant and spectator daily expenditures are estimated <br />to be the same as commercial rafting clients. <br />RI ^ c.�.. �tnr 1— 970.382.9153 <br />14 <br />
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