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<br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />MR. VANDEMOER: <br /> <br />MR. STAPLE,TON: <br /> <br />MR. GOODWIN: <br /> <br />COL. PENDERGRASS: <br /> <br />MR. THOMAS: <br /> <br />COL. PENDERGRASS: <br /> <br />MR. GOODWIN: <br /> <br />would have happened to the Narrows had we <br />gone the diversion route. We allow for 100 <br />years sediment within the sediment zones <br />which I mentioned. In this case they run <br />something like six percent I believe, of the <br />total volume that we have there. Practically <br />all of these dams are for flood control. There <br />is space for a hundred years of sediment but <br />500 years more would not take you up to the <br />top of them. This is the current rate and <br />of course the land use intensifies them as <br />the soil conservation practices become more <br />intent. They are pretty forward looking <br />there now. <br /> <br />One man was telling about having 278, <br />I believe, some ridiculous figure, small <br />detention ponds and they didn't help him much <br />in '65 because they filled and then kept <br />going. " <br /> <br />"Thank you." <br /> <br />"Any other questions? Craig." <br /> <br />"I am wondering if you have any proposed <br />cost figures on these five diamonds on the <br />map in comparison to others. Do you have <br />any figure on how much it would cost above <br />your total amount if you had put in these <br />five additional dams?" <br /> <br />"I don't have any definite figure. Do <br />you, Chuck?" <br /> <br />UNo. II <br /> <br />"If we use the figures for ,the others, <br />they are a little smaller, say, for your <br />purposes perhaps $35 million for the five." <br /> <br />"The thing I was wondering, probably <br />there is no way to justify them, but I think <br />they would make your project so much more <br />desirable and so much more complete. I am <br />