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Show TABLE 1- 6 Cost Benefit Estimates of Current Management, Alternative A and Alternative C over No Pumping Alternative ( 000) Dollars Current Management ( Pumping at 4208 from North Arm Brines)* l Difference in Flood Increases in Revenues Damages Pumping Capital Investment and Costs Capital Costs O& M Total Private $ 97,800 $ 1,160,388 State $ 11,143 $ 18,417 Federal $ 1,500 $ 9,352 Local $ 16,780 $ 52,890 Total $ 127,223 $ 1,241,047 $ 0 $( 9,000) $( 9,000) Alternative A ( Pumping at 4208 from North & South Arm Brines)* l Difference in Flood Increases in Revenues Damages Pumping Capital Investment and Costs Capital Costs O& M Total Private $ 102,450 $ 1,238,334 State $ 11,655 $ 19,292 Federal $ 2,000 $ 9,352 Local $ 16,985 $ 54,572 Total $ 133,090 $ 1,321,460 $( 3,476) ($ 9,000) ($ 12,476) Alternative C ( Pumping at 4205 from North & South Arm Brines)* 1 Difference in Flood Increases in Revenues Damages Pumping Capital Investment and Costs Capital Costs O& M Total Private $ 127,250 $ 1,257,350 State $ 15,236 $ 19,672 Federal $ 2,500 $ 9,352 Local $ 17,485 $ 55,366 Total $ 162,471 $ 1,341,740 ($ 12,768) ($ 11,000) ($ 23,768) * 1 Pumps are assumed to moderate lake level by .8', 1' and 1.2' for Current Management, Alternative A and Alternative C respectively for years pumps are used. |
