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. I. I I . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I COST ESTIMATE The total estimated cost of the chosen projects, including engineering, legal fees, and contingencies is $1,896,960,00, The costs are summarized below in Table 11. PROJECT COST NPIC #6 OUTLET DITCH REPAIRS $622,783,00 NPIC RESERVOIR #5 SPILLWAY $200,375,00 NPIC RESERVOIR #4 REHABILITATION $488,462.00 INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR SPILLWAY $585.340,00 TABLE 11. COST SUMMARY. TOTAL $1,896.960.00 SOCIAL. ECONOMIC. AND PHYSICAL IMPACTS The NPIC #6 Outlet Ditch, NPIC #5 Spillway, and the Indian Creek Reservoir Spillway projects are projects in rural areas that will have little or no social impact. The NPIC #4 Rehabilitation project will prevent restrictions on reservoir water levels in NPIC Reservoir #4, which is leased to the Colorado Division of Wildlife for fishing, Repairs made to the NPIC #4 Reservoir dam and spillway will have a positive social impact by ensuring that fishing rights can be continued in the future. The projects will have a positive economic impact providing a portion of the irrigation water for 30,000 acres of shareholders' crops, Improvements to spillways will bring Indian Creek Reservoir and NPIC Reservoirs #4 and #5 into compliance with SEO regulations thus reducing liability in the event of downstream flooding, The NPIC #6 Outlet Ditch Project will prevent encroachment of the ditch onto neighboring properties and thus avoid a potential lawsuit by neighboring landowners. The four selected projects will have slight but positive physical impacts, The NPIC #6 Outlet Ditch and NPIC #5 Spillway Projects will provide erosion and flood protection to adjacent lands, and the Indian Creek Spillway Project has potential for diverting flood waters away from existing homes. The majority of construction involved with the projects will be on NPIC lands, PERMITTING The company will need to obtain easements at both the east and west ends of the dam at NPIC Reservoir #5. Additionally, the company will need to obtain easements with a minimum of four property owners at Indian Creek Reservoir. The United States Army Corp of Engineers (COE) has been contacted about a 404 permit. It is understood that no permit is needed and NPIC will request a letters of exemption from the COE for each project before construction begins. The NPIC and the Engineer believe no Environmental Assessment (EA) or Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be required for any of the projects. Page 21