Identification and Evaluation of Potential Thrid Party Impacts Related to the Habitat Component of the Proposed Platte River Recovery

• Description: PRRIP
• State: CO
• State: NE
• State: WY
• Basin: South Platte
• Water Division: 1
• Date: 6/13/2000
• Author: Hazen and Sawyer Environmental Engineers & Scientists
• Title: Identification and Evaluation of Potential Third Party Impacts Related to the Habitat Component of the Proposed Platte River Recovery Implementation Plan Final Report
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

Executive Summary
Table ES-2
Employment impacts of the Program in the Study Area Due to
Reduced Aariculturai Production (Relative to Baseline Condition
Economic Impacts as the Program Affects Habitat Restoration and Management
The proposed Program will require restoration and management of habitat complexes along the
Platte River. These activities have the potential to provide a positive economic impact to the
study area economy by increasing sales, income and employment (direct, indirect and induced).
The present value of restoration and management costs over the study period for each Scenario
are summarized in Table ES -3 and include $4.96 million under Scenario 1, $3.5 million under
Scenario 2 and $6.3 per million under Scenario 3.
Table ES-3
Total Present Value of Restoration
and Management Cost 0 998s)
Present Value'
Scenario 1 $4,963,000
Scenario 2 $3,494,000
Scenario 3 $6,287,000
1 at 2.8% discount rate.
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Change in Jobs
Year
Scenario 1 Scenario 2
Scenario 3
2001
0 0
0
2002
-3 -3
-3
2003
-3 -3
-3
2004
-4 -4
-3
2005
-4 -4
-3
2006
-7 -6
-3
2007
-6 -5
-2
2008
-6 -6
-2
2009
-4 -5
-2
2010
-4 -5
-2
2011
-2 -2
3
2012
-2 -2
3
2013
-2 -2
3
2014
-2 -2
3
2015
-2 -2
3
2016
-2 -2
3
2017
-2 -3
3
2018
-3 -3
3
2019
-3 -3
3
2020
-3 -3
3
Note.
Employment impact is the change in the number of full -time and part -time jobs and
include direct, indirect, and induced effects.
Economic Impacts as the Program Affects Habitat Restoration and Management
The proposed Program will require restoration and management of habitat complexes along the
Platte River. These activities have the potential to provide a positive economic impact to the
study area economy by increasing sales, income and employment (direct, indirect and induced).
The present value of restoration and management costs over the study period for each Scenario
are summarized in Table ES -3 and include $4.96 million under Scenario 1, $3.5 million under
Scenario 2 and $6.3 per million under Scenario 3.
Table ES-3
Total Present Value of Restoration
and Management Cost 0 998s)
Present Value'
Scenario 1 $4,963,000
Scenario 2 $3,494,000
Scenario 3 $6,287,000
1 at 2.8% discount rate.
Hwd.40210R009.doc ES -8 Third Parry Impact Study
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