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<br />MISSOURI RIVER BASIN
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<br />TABLE 2.-Projec1s now authorized 1
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<br /> Project Totaloost First Second Third Fourth
<br /> pbSSB phase pb~~ ph."
<br />KaDopolig Rcser~otr___.________.__.._ 1$0,000,000
<br />BarlaD County Rcser>olr____________ 120,000,000
<br />Osceola ResE-rvoir..______..__________ 28,500,000
<br />Tuttle Cre('_k R('servoir__.______...___ 28.000,000
<br />r,hil1l('OthE\ Re~(lrvoir_________________ 28,500.000
<br />Arlington RP.Servolr___.______________ 7,300.000 $61,000,000 $42, 700,000 $41,500,000 W.800,OOO
<br />South Orand Reser'folr.._________.._. 10,400,000
<br />PODllne d(ll'crrc ReservoIr___._______ 0,200,000
<br />RlcblaDd Reser..oir______u__________ 6,900,000
<br />Cherry Creek Rcscrvolr_ __________0__ ' 8,200,000
<br />The Kansas Cit)'8. 1\.10. and Kaw____ . IB, 000, 000
<br />TotaL_____ ...__.________......_ 171,000,1100
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<br />I $:2ll,OOO,OOQ bnve IJccn authorized to date to be approprIated ror pros~ution of proJect8 listed In table 2,
<br />2 Partla.lIy constructed. Funds neNlrd to complelc estimated to be $3,000,000.
<br />I Current ~~timate (Inrludlnll' STorage ror Irrigation), ~31,OOO,(XX).
<br />4 Current estimato for Chrrry Creek: project, $11,000,000.
<br />~ Partially constructed. Federal cost to June 1, Hi42, $2,543,527. Estimated additional costs to comrlete
<br />(from Survey report dated June 2';, 1942) arc: Federal cost, $13,000,000; non-Federa.l, :F2,roeJ,OOO; total,
<br />$15,roJ,OOO.
<br />NOTE.-For 10caUon of projects, &eo map ccompanylng this report.
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<br />49. In connection with the development of the multiple-purpose
<br />projects, those shown for the Missouri River wi1J provide for the maxi-
<br />mum practicable storage of water of the nlaiu stem. The water to
<br />be impounded in these, as well as the other multiple-purpose structures
<br />shown in taOles 1 and 2, will be utilized to produce the maximum
<br />practicable development of irrigation, navigation, power, find other
<br />multiple purposes. However, sufficient storage will be provided in
<br />each reservoir to provide for the needs of local flood protection down-
<br />stream from the reservoir as well as for the needs of the general com-
<br />prehensive plan for flood control for the Missouri River Basin. To
<br />provide for tJlC maximum utilization of the waters stored in multiple-
<br />purpose reservoirs, a plan would be worked out for each strueture in
<br />collaboration with the vllrious water-use ag,mcies involved. The
<br />amount of water to be made avaih,ble to the Bureau of Reclamation
<br />for'irrigation would be arrived at after close collaboration with that
<br />agency. Tbe development of power potentialities would be deter-
<br />mined in cooperation with the Fedeml Power Commission. Water
<br />use for other purposes would be arrived at in a similar manner.
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<br />VI. CONCL USlONS
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<br />50. It is concluded that the existing approved plan of improvement
<br />for the Missouri Basin should be expanded substantially as indicated
<br />berein to include in addition to the plan authorized uuder existiug law,
<br />the following:
<br />(a) ,A series of levees and appurtenan t works along both sides of the
<br />1Iissouri River from the vicinity of Sioux City, Iowa, to .the vicinity
<br />of the mouth of tbe Missouri Ri\'er.
<br />(b) Tbe following mnltiple-purpose reservoirs: Five on tJlC main
<br />stem of the Missouri River, five on the tributaries of the upper Re-
<br />publican River, one on the Bi~ Horn River, and one on tJle Yellow-
<br />stone River. -
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