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1- or.. -, . ,. , .,J't . 7 Table 3. Additional Benefits Means and Measures Use Benefits Kind No. South Platte R. (Rec. Nos. 2 & 3) Fishing, warmwater Subtotal Jackson Reservoir (Rec. No.4) Fishing, warmwater Subtota 1 Man-day 4,000 S 6,000 6,000 10,000 15,000 15,000 Man-day Narrows Res. Wildlife Mgt, Area (Rec. No.5) Hunting, upland-game Hunting, waterfowl Waterfowl Use !! Wildlife-oriented recreation Subtota I Man-day Man-day Use-day Man-day 1,500 6,000 4,500,000 23,000 4,500 27,000 30,600 11,500 73,600 Total $94,600 . !! Including the production of 3,000 additional waterfowl. Project Economics It Is our understanding that In accordance with the provisions of the Federal Water Project Recreation Act, P.L. 89-72, the costs of fish and wildlife mitigation measures are to be treated as Joint costs, and that the costs of fish and wildlife leading to other benefits, except those related to waterfowl use like nesting, resting, and winter- Ing, are to be cost shared equally by the Federal Government and the non-Federal body assuming administration of the reservoir area, In thIs case the Colorado Department of Game, Fish and Parks. WIth respect to costs related to waterfowl use, being of national significance, It Is our Bureau"s belief that they should be nonreimbursable. Because some of the fish and wildlife measures recommended herein serve the dual purposes of mitigation and enhancement and, further, since some of the enhancement measures are to be cost shared while others are not, It appears appropriate to Identify and divide the costs accordingly. .