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<br />Chapter III - Affected Environment/Environmental Consequences
<br />PDEIS - Navajo Reservoir Operations
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<br />Mining
<br />Construction
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<br />Table III-_.-Comparison of retail sales sectors in
<br />San Juan County, Utah, in 1998
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<br />Sales
<br />($)
<br />
<br />12,779,000
<br />
<br />3,541,000
<br />
<br />2,817,000
<br />
<br />10,458,000
<br />
<br />10,561 ,000
<br />
<br />2,753,000
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<br />Industry
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<br />Manufacturing
<br />Transportation and public utilities
<br />Wholesale trade retail sales
<br />Retail, building materials, and farm
<br />equipment
<br />Retail, general
<br />Retail, food stores
<br />
<br />385,000
<br />10,807,000
<br />4,896,000
<br />263,000
<br />827,000
<br />3,252,000
<br />5,174,000
<br />819,000
<br />10,479,000
<br />13,913,000
<br />8,635,000
<br />102,359,000
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<br />Retail, auto and service stations
<br />Retail, apparel and accessories stores
<br />Retail, home furnishing stores
<br />Retail, eating and drinking places
<br />Retail, miscellaneous stores
<br />Finance, insurance, and real estate
<br />Hotels and other lodging places
<br />Services other than lodging
<br />Other industries
<br />Total retail sales
<br />
<br />Percent of total
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<br />12.5
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<br />3.5
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<br />2,8
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<br />10,2
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<br />10,3
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<br />2,7
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<br />0.4
<br />10.6
<br />4.8
<br />0,3
<br />0,8
<br />3.2
<br />5,1
<br />0.8
<br />10,2
<br />13.6
<br />8.4
<br />100.0
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<br />Source: Utah State Tax Commission,
<br />Note: Agriculture is not included because it is not a major retail sector in county economy,
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<br />Methodology
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<br />The socioeconomic analysis presented in this section discusses potencial direct, indirect,
<br />and induced inlpacts that could occur in the three cowlties previously identified.
<br />Information was collected from State and local governments, visitor bureaus, fishing and
<br />river rafting guides, and restaurant, lodging, and retail store owners from Navajo
<br />Reservoir to Mexican Hat, Utah on the San Juan River.
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