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<br />that in the third annual report shows the present cost to be $205,-
<br />754,000, the estimates for deferred items remaining unchanged.
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<br />TABLE 1
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<br />CONSTRUCTION COST, COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT
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<br />Surveys and invesligalions by City of L(I~ Angeles prior 10 May I, 1930.
<br />SlIneys and investigations b.\" District afler !\.f3y I, 1930.... ......
<br />Right of way and land..
<br />COllslruction roads
<br />Conslruclion waler system
<br />Construction po.....er '?oyslell1.mm.................. .... .... ..
<br />Cons!ruclion and permanent telephone system...
<br />Parker Dam. . .... ........................................................
<br />Transmission line .
<br />Pumping plants ................. ............................ ....................-........................
<br />Main aqueduct: tunnels. canals. cut.and.cover conduits. siphons.....
<br />DiSlribution s}'stem: tunnels, pipe lines.........
<br />Terminal storalle reservoirs...
<br />Softening and -filtration planL
<br />C08slal and San Marino lines (eslirnated)..
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<br />Subtotal-Cost to Date......
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<br />........$ 2.096,000
<br />2,503,000
<br />4,000,000
<br />1.057,000
<br />712,000
<br />760,000
<br />346,000
<br />6.900,000
<br />2,460,000
<br />15,870,000
<br />103,400,000
<br />31,700,000
<br />13,200,000
<br />3,450.000
<br />1,250,000
<br />.. ..........$189,704,000
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<br />Defmored Items
<br />Two addilional pumps al p-ach pumping planl
<br />Additional diSlriblllion lines....................
<br />Additional waler softening planl to 620 d.s. capacily..
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<br />Tola] Cosl, 750 d.!';. capacily, including softe.ning of 620 c.f,s..
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<br />....$ 3,750,000
<br />7,000,000
<br />5,300,000
<br />. $205,754,000
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<br />Population u-ud assessed valua.t-io-n
<br />The population and assessed valuation of the constituent areas
<br />of the District are given in table 2. The assessed valuation includes
<br />the operative property of privately owned communication, electric,
<br />gas, water, and transportation companies. It does not include
<br />municipal electric, gas, transportation, and water systems; city,
<br />county, and state schools, colleges, hospitals, public buildings,
<br />parks and playgrounds; federal civil and military establishments;
<br />the property of various charitable institutions including churches,
<br />hospitals, homes for children, and asylums; and the property
<br />exempt from taxation of veterans of wars of the United States.
<br />The total value of property within the constituent areas of the
<br />Metropolitan Water District upon which no taxes are levied is now
<br />in excess of $700,000,000.
<br />Various estimates have been made of the increase in population
<br />in this coastal basin since the United States census enumeration
<br />of 1940. In table 2 the population is given of District constituent
<br />areas as estimated by officials of the respective areas. It is more
<br />difficult to estimate the population increase for the entire basin,
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