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<br />TABLE 3
<br />
<br />DISTRIBUTION OF ALLOCATION OF BASIN FUND CONSTRUCTION COSTS AMONG UNITS
<br />(Costs through June 30, 1974)
<br />
<br />Flood Control (1)
<br />Reservoir Fishery Enhancement (2)
<br />Irrigation & Other
<br />Consumptive Uses
<br />Road Relocation (5)
<br />Power (6)
<br />Total
<br />
<br /> Distribution
<br /> Flaming Glen Transmission
<br /> Total Curecanti -Gorge Canyon Navajo Division
<br />$ 3,687,568 $ 1,770,033 $ $ $ 1,917,535 $
<br /> 21,395,367 7,488,379 6,846,517 7,060,471
<br />
<br />Purpose
<br />
<br />105,258,206
<br />184,000
<br />451,350,072
<br />$581,875,213
<br />
<br />(4) 3,026,750(4)16,647,124
<br />184,000
<br />97,631,870
<br />$102,612,653
<br />
<br />(4)55,994,873(3)29,589,459
<br />
<br />41,025,634
<br />$65,161,137
<br />
<br />180,076,509
<br />$242,917,899 $38,567,465
<br />
<br />132,616,059
<br />
<br />$132,616,059
<br />
<br />Note: The numbers in parentheses (--) are references but also indicate the procedural sequence followed in making the
<br />dis tribi1tion:
<br />(1) Flood control benefits are provided by the Curecanti and Navajo Units only -- 48% and 52% of the total
<br />respectively. The flood control allocation is distributed between the two units on this percentage basis.
<br />(2) Reservoir fishery benefits are provided by the Flaming Gorge, Glen Canyon and Navajo Units -- 35% , 32%
<br />and 33% of the total respectively. The fish and wildlife allocation is distributed among the three
<br />units on this percentage basis.
<br />(3) Navajo Unit provides flood control, reservoir fishery and irrigation and other consumptive uses benefits.
<br />The total allocable cost of the Unit is distributed to irrigation and other consumptive uses after
<br />deducting the amount of Unit cost distributed to flood control and fish and wildlife in (1) and (2).
<br />(4) It is estimated that, as a long-time average, the holdover storage provided by the storage units,
<br />which makes possible Upper Basin depletion of the Colorado River, is provided 74% by Glen Canyon
<br />Units, 22% by Flaming Gorge Unit, and 4% by Curecanti Unit. The irrigation and other cons~ptive uses
<br />allocation is distributed among these three units on this percentage basis after deducting therefrom the
<br />portion of the irrigation and other consumptive uses allocation distributed to Navajo Unit in (3).
<br />(65) The road relocation allocation is a separable cost of the Curecanti Unit.
<br />() Allocable cost of each unit not distributed to other purposes is distributed to power.
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