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<br />ANNUAL BENEFITS AND COSTS
<br />
<br />RVOIR CAPACITY--EASTERN SLOPE
<br />
<br />UNITED STATES
<br />DEPARTMENT OF THE INTiIIOI
<br />8UREAU OF aECLAMATIOH
<br />IEGlOH7
<br />DfNVEI. COLOLt.DO
<br />
<br />1950 Report
<br />
<br />19M Report
<br />
<br />It..
<br />
<br />1950 Report
<br />(acre-reet)
<br />
<br />Type
<br />
<br />$9.1B9.000
<br />6262000
<br />1;501;QCX}
<br />2.375,000
<br />1,662,000
<br />583,000
<br />111,000
<br />
<br />tU.556.ooo
<br />7037000
<br />1:1:197;000
<br />3,621,000
<br />319,000
<br />1,002,000
<br />135,000
<br />109.000
<br />-46,DOCl
<br />
<br />4'~ii:~ :
<br />2,238,000 .
<br />1,348,000 .
<br />
<br />~
<br />
<br />777,000
<br />325,600
<br />
<br />. . . Total caped.ty . . . .
<br />, I Active for cOD15ertat1on use
<br />
<br />' : ""...., Sug= Loot Re.emir
<br />~.. PreEent 'I'w1n Lakes Reservoir . . . .
<br />. . Added tor C.P.&:!. Corporat1o:c . . . .
<br />ed for Twin I.ake:l Re8erVOir and CanaJ. Co.
<br />. . . . . . . . pawer . . . . . . . . . .
<br />. . Flood central-Pueblo Reservoir . . .
<br />. Sediment control-Pue"Dlo Reservoir . . .
<br />. Dead storage---$ugar Loaf RellerVQir . . .
<br />I . . Dead lItoraj;e-Pueblo Reservoir . . . .
<br />
<br />Direct benefite
<br />. Irrigation
<br />Hydroelectric pCMeT
<br />. 1Iw1.ic1poJ. water
<br />. Flood cOrltrol
<br />Se~tcolltrol
<br />. . Recre!lUO.D. .
<br />:r1sh and lIildl1!e
<br />
<br />,...
<br />-'
<br />
<br />17,000
<br />$'6,000
<br />10,000
<br />54,OCX)
<br />1]5,000
<br />93,000
<br />94,400
<br />2,000
<br />
<br />C')
<br />"" -~
<br />
<br />'..)
<br />
<br />J..ill...QOO
<br />1,638,000
<br />1,689,000
<br />
<br />Indirect bene!1 tB
<br />. . Irrigation .
<br />Hydroelectric pClll'8r ..
<br />B1u-eau o! Reel_1.tior. exp.endit..urt.e
<br />
<br />!
<br />~y required for firm po...er
<br />
<br />POTENTIAL
<br />
<br />~~
<br />:i 5.u23.OCQ . . . Total annual eQuinle:nt Fedua.l colltlll
<br />
<br />generat.ion.
<br />
<br />$5.568.000
<br />
<br />GUNNISON-ARKANSAS PROJECT
<br />
<br />1. 76;1.00
<br />
<br />Z.1.3;l.OO.........BI!m:FIT-C~
<br />
<br />CAPACITY AND ANNUAL GENERATION
<br />
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<br />
<br />INITIAL DEVELOPMENT n_ ROARING FORK DIVERS 1011
<br />
<br />1950 Hllport
<br />
<br />Hem
<br />
<br />loll,BOO .........
<br />505,000,000
<br />467,200,000
<br />400 ,000,000
<br />370,000,000
<br />
<br />Installed capacity, kw .
<br />Total generation, Inrhr .
<br />Saleable energy, kwbr .
<br />Total firm generation. kwhr
<br />. Saleable firm energy, IcJIhr
<br />
<br />SOURCE OF ANNUAL REVENUE
<br />
<br />1950 Report
<br />
<br />194B Report
<br />
<br />Source of r~1'ePUe
<br />
<br />Major OiHerence. aetween Planning
<br />Reports of June 1948 and January 1950
<br />
<br />4o-year per100.
<br />50,700 a.f. 0 $3.60
<br />12,500 a.f. GI $2.00
<br />Ad valorelll tax
<br />
<br />6O-yellr period ~!,2!
<br />)7,600 a.f. a $3.60 Transmountain and nood water
<br />2.4,100 L.r. Q '2.126. tw1n I.s.kP.s a.dd1t~0D41WLter
<br />J.d valore.lll tax Conserwncy d~stTict
<br />
<br />COSTS AND AllOCATIONS
<br />
<br />1950 Report
<br />
<br />Item
<br />
<br />2J for 40 years
<br />2,700 a.r. ~ $39.0)
<br />2,000 a.f. lit $23.50
<br />21,000 a.f. @ $22.50
<br />3,000 a.f. u SLl.5o
<br />7,274 a.f. II 188.10
<br />96 a.f. 8$147.50
<br />170 a.f. It2SS.90
<br />4,000 a.r. lit $2.00
<br />1,260 a.f. ill $22.60
<br />3% for 50 years
<br />370,000,000 kJl'br
<br />4t 5.5 mills
<br />~7,125,ooo kwhr
<br />&l 3.5 mills
<br />
<br />WNICIPAL lYATm
<br />
<br />2% for 60 yeal'll
<br />2,700 a.r. "$10.70.
<br />
<br />. . Colorado S,;>rings
<br />Pueblo-lfurt.'ll D~tcll supply
<br />. Pueblo--Pre.!le:"lt supply
<br />. Pa.eblo-Proje'~t supply
<br />VaIJ.ey tcnms on trunk 11.D.e
<br />. C)"(lII"lIe;y bran~h line
<br />.. Eadll branolJ line
<br />.Colorado Fua1 &: Iron COlJlorat.ion:l-.
<br />. Re1!l8M8 tor rutare demand
<br />
<br />$1b7.440.OO0
<br />17.956.000
<br />15,77 ( ,000
<br />2,179.000
<br />
<br />Tar.u. CONSTRUCTIOtl COST
<br />
<br />. Nonreturnable cost::!
<br />. Flood control
<br />Fieh and 'll'Udlile
<br />Recraat.ion . .
<br />
<br />3,000 a.t. IJ $1.0.70.
<br />
<br />129.4bb.OOO
<br />40,032,000
<br />29,522,000
<br />1O,B81,6oo
<br />49,04t.,4Q()t
<br />.. 1.33.5.200
<br />
<br />Returns-bla coets
<br />. . Power lJ 3;L
<br />. .liunicipal water iI 2:f; . . . . . .
<br />igat1on, borne by irrigators and dist.rict.
<br />igation, borne by pCJl'l'er Il.Jld other revenuee
<br />
<br />A Elpltcial J:'1'lllort dated September 194-9 I"PJceivea. 11m1:tel
<br />d1atribllt1oo. I"t 18 aupercelied entiraJ.y by the Januar;y 1951
<br />report.
<br />
<br />)% for 53 yean
<br />44;,077 ,000 kwhr
<br />fi 6.70 mills
<br />150,453,000 kwhT
<br />;J 1l.25 mills
<br />
<br />HIDROi:LiCI'RI.~ roIliR
<br />Firm .
<br />
<br />. . . ANNlW. O.JI.<l<R. EXP.ENSE
<br />
<br />Seconcla;.-;y
<br />
<br />The plan dI;lecr1bed in th8 1950 report does not 1IlcludJ.
<br />lUote.lle of posa1ble eJ:pene1on or the Initial DenlopllBnt. ~
<br />ll:11t1al DeveloplIlll'Dt COUld, h~ver, be integrated .....l.th a la:i
<br />pToJoct v1thout 10as of efticieIlQY.
<br />
<br />.Q costs 111 1948 report are based upon July 1947 prices, and
<br />on October 19/.i9 pricea.
<br />,hOO from municipal and industrial water revenue!.
<br />
<br />Note: a.r. mean:; acre-feet; kwhr mean5 kilcnratthour:l.
<br />* The C.F.&.I. supply is actually indust:~la1l1"ater.
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