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<br />provides for entrance and user fees in areas of Federal operation will <br />result in reimbursements from areas under Federal operation. <br /> <br />'. <br /> <br />Project costs allocated to flood control also are nonreimbursable'. Project <br />costs plus interest during construction at 3-1/8 percent allocated to the <br />functions of municipal and industrial water supply and po~er are reimburs- <br />able with interest at the rate of 3.137 percent. The following tabulation <br />summarizes the allocations with respect to reimbursability: <br /> <br />Summary of Allocations and Reimbursable Costs ($1,000) <br /> <br />Item <br /> <br />Amount <br /> <br />Total unit cost <br />Repayable interest during construction <br /> <br />Total unit investment <br /> <br />$134,483 <br />4,159 <br />138,642 <br /> <br />Less nonreimbursable allocations: <br />Flood control <br />Fish and wildlife <br />Recreation <br />Balance reimbursable <br /> <br />$ 4,841 <br />9,995 <br />14,828 <br /> <br />29 ,664 <br />108,978 <br /> <br />Reimbursable investments: <br />M'loI water: <br />Project costs <br />Interest during construction <br /> <br />84,705 <br />3,256 <br /> <br />87,961 <br /> <br />Power: <br />Project costs <br />Interest during construction <br /> <br />20,114 <br />903 <br /> <br />21,017 <br />$108,978 <br /> <br />Total reimbursable costs <br /> <br />REPAYMENT <br /> <br />A payout analysis demonstrates that all reimbursable costs can be amortized <br />with interest within a 50-year period. Power payment is based upon an <br />average annual net salable generation of 211.5 million kilowatt-hours at <br />the average Western Division yield of 6.1 mills which demonstrates a surplus <br />by the 50th year. Municipal and industrial water supply payout would require <br />an annual charge of about $3,572,000. <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />Revised 3/65 <br />