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<br />SYNOPSIS <br /> <br />being considered for projects participating in the benefits and revenues <br />of the Colorado River Storage project, the Lyman project water users could <br />pay a total of about $2,125,000. The remainder of the construction cost, <br />amounting to $7,722,000, would be paid from revenues of the storage proj- <br />ect which would be credited to the Upper Colorado River Account. A <br />development period of 5 years after the first delivery of project water <br />would be desirable before water users were assessed full water charges. <br />An irrigation district would be organized to contract with the United <br />States for payment of project costs. <br /> <br />Cooperation and Acknowledgments <br /> <br />Several Federal, State, and local governmental agencies and local <br />interests have cooperated in the investigation by supplying helpful <br />information and data. Foremost among these, besides the Federal agencies <br />directly participating, have been the Geological Survey of' the Depart- <br />ment of the Interior, the University of Wyoming, and the State Engineer <br />of Wyoming. <br />