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<br />. <br /> <br />The total Phase III costs (shown below) <br />$63,500,000. These estimates are in 1984 <br />include costs due to inflation or financing. <br /> <br />are estimated to be <br />dollars. They do not <br /> <br />Engineering/Geotechnical-Final Design <br /> <br />Land Acquisition <br /> <br />Equipment, Construction, Installation, <br />and Commissioning <br /> <br />Developer G&A Costs <br /> <br />Contingency <br /> <br />Total Phase 111 Costs <br /> <br />$ 4,500,000 <br />2,000,000 <br /> <br />51,000,000 <br />1,000,000 <br />5,000,000 <br />$ 63,500,000 <br /> <br />Total <br />The total project capital cost, at the beginning of commercial opera- <br />tions n including inflation, interest during construction, project <br />financing costs, and required working capital and reserves -- is <br />estimated to be $111,000,000. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />OVERAlL PROJECT SUMMARY <br />The Webster Hill Reservoir and Hydropower Project should provide <br />substantial benefits to the developers, investors, and the <br />surrounding communities. The basis for the conclusion of technical, <br />economic, and environmental feasibility is documented throughout the <br />feasibility report. <br /> <br />Technical Feasibility <br />The geotechnical and hydrologic findings of the study show that the <br />project is technically feasible. The initial investigations did not <br />reveal any technical obstacles to the construction and operation of <br />the reservoir, dam, or hydropower plant. The Webster Hill project <br />uses proven technologies for all services, structures, and equipment <br />required for project development. <br /> <br />The major technical features and principal data of the project are <br />tabulated at the end of this executive summary. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />3686-a/3 <br /> <br />$-6 <br />