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<br />officials, aijq others having knowledge of the subject, 1t was found that
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<br />the damage caused to irrigation facilities from minor floops can be re~
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<br />paired, at least temporarily, before t)1e crops are inju>.ed appr!)ci,ably,
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<br />but that floods such as occurred in 1904 and +942 cause such sev.ere dqmage
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<br />to dams, h<i)adwor!<:s, and ditche1; that repair1;, eyen of a tempqrary naturll,
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<br />cannot be made before serious orop injpr,y occurs~
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<br />Method of estimating direct damages to other propert~. ~ Direot
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<br />fJ,ood damage to property other than crops, <lI'e taken as thl3cast of re,.,
<br />pair of flood damage or in the Case of complete loss of a structure, the
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<br />replacement cost of a similar structure less an allow~oe for deprecia~
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<br />tion, In the analysis expenditures made to improve the lltruottp;'es were
<br />not inoluded in estimates qf dam~ge specifioallf attributable to floods,
<br />51. Method of estimatin~ indireot orop damages, ~ Indirect crop
<br />losses are those suffered a1; a result of loss of gainful employment and
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<br />loss of income from producing, transporting, and marketing smaller
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<br />amounts of the crop~ Indirect crop losses, while arising as a result of
<br />direct losses, are not directly proportional to them but in the case of
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<br />complete crqp loss approach the amount of the difference between the
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<br />direct loss and the a,nticipateq gross value of the crop, For eXSJIlple,
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<br />if a crop were destroyed in an early stage, but at a time too late to
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<br />permit replanting, the direct loss would be only the operator's eXPense
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<br />to the time of flooding plus his anticipated net profit On the crop,
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<br />The indirect loss, however, would be the loss in wage!, Which wt,:lulq have
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<br />been received for cultiVating the crop to maturity, and after maturity,
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<br />for its piCking, prqcessing, and marketing pl~ the loss of antioipated
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<br />net income to processors~ transporters, a/lq marketers,
<br />52. Method of es~j:0~:t.~ng oth('):,_:!:';4I.rect dalljages. .. InQireot dam-
<br />ages, other than indirR~" crqp damaGe~, are tangible los!'es and include
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<br />expenses incurreq by re8.:.(jEi'1t~ movil1'.i from the nopded 4treaJ losS of
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<br />wages suffered because of such mqves; lesp of npn~reo('lVer"plll bl.lllil\l9sS
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