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I.f i I} i CM0000904 configurations. Yield estimates developed by the hydrologic model will be developed for each configuration so that the construction c OMME costs can be compared on a dollars per acre- "' OD U _ foot basis for both dry and average year : a ? yields. N z Oo = ?= w ?- 3. Environmental impacts and permitting. The m o? ??. environmental investigations will include identifying C9 a CD MWOR wetlands and the costs of mitigating the damage to ° 0 - m wetlands for each alternative. Additionally, other possible environmental impacts will be identified S ao= qualitatively unless costs for mitigating such impacts z can be estimated. a w- Specifically, the environmental investigations will r n m- a = include: - 0 0 a. Compiling reports and other documents with c 3 - - information relevant to existing wetlands, threatened and endangered species and water quality in the vicinity of the project components. b. Identifying and quantifying wetlands areas from field reconnaissance and aerial photography for each project component. C. Estimating the cost of mitigating wetland areas using the Camp Hale area as a mitigation site. The costs will consider a unit rate in dollars per acre. d. Identifying other environmental issues associated with each component, some of which may not.be easily converted to a cost, such as visual impacts. e. Identifying potential benefits for recreation, fish and wildlife in a qualitative sense. f. Preparing a memorandum which describes the investigation and presents the impacts for each component as well as for each configuration. s:\1ega1\mtp\water\anr_ae2.M<M < 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IN 666203 08/17/1996 03:10P 23 Sara Fisher 25 of 112 R 961.00 D 0,00 N 0.00 Eagle CO