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00 Ii.) Ii.) ~ CHAPTER VI SMALL DEVELOPMENT Cost allocations The allocations of project costs including prov~s~ons for replace- ment storage are shown below. The allocations were made by the separable costs-remaining benefits method. Irrigation Fish and wildlife Recreation Total Construction costs ")4,589,400 1,814,600 810.500 7,214,500 Interest during construction -$344,475 136,100 28 'tOO 509, 75 Annual operation, maintenance, and replace- ment costs -$31,850 18,200 15.250 65,300 Repayment Irrigation The irrigation allocation of construction costs would be repaid without interest over a 50-year period. Of the total allocation approxi- mately $1,327,500 would be paid by the irrigators, $750,000 from ad valo- rem tax revenues, and the remaining $2,511,900 from Colorado's credits in the Upper Colorado River Basin Fund. Payments by the irrigators would be made at the rate of approximately $26,550 annually. The irrigators also would pay their operation, maintenance, and replacement costs, esti- mated at $31,850 annually. Fish and Wildlife and Recreation Local, non-Federal agencies would pay operation, maintenance, and replacement costs of the specific recreational facilities which they op- erated, and other operating costs of fish and wildlife and recreational facilities would be nonreimbursable. Of the $2,790,100 in construction costs and interest during construction allocated to fish and wildlife and recreation, approximately $2,286,200 would be nonreimbursable and $503,900 would be reimbursable with interest. Means of paying these reimbursable costs would be considered in future project investigations. 48