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-14- CALIFORNIA DEFENDANTS Exhibit No. 1701-J Identification:............................. Admitted: Aug. 6, 1957 national boundary as required in art. 12 (b) of the Mexican Water Treaty. The Davis Dam project also provides for production and transmission of electric energy. The major project works include Davis Dam and power plant, Parker Dam and power plant, and a high-voltage transmission system with substations which provide for delivery of energy to the customers and sectionalizing of the long transmission lines. Five generating units rated 45,000 kilovolt-amperes each are installed at Davis power plant, and four units of 30,000 kilovolt-amperes each are installed at Parker. The transmission system includes approximately 1,600 miles of high-voltage transmission lines and 26 substations. The total estimated cost of the Parker-Davis project is $143,103,864, of which $129,117,317 has been expended prior to June 30, 1952. The portion of the project cost allocated to power is $106,014,361. This amount will be repaid from power revenues with interest at 3 percent. In addition, $24,044,089 allocated to irrigation and the cost of servicing the Mexican treaty will be repaid from power revenues without interest. The total net revenue as of June 30, 1952, is $11,359,945. These revenues have repaid to the Treasury 6,471,960 of the cost allocated to power and, by use of the interest component in accordance with Reclamation laws, had repaid $4,887,986 of the interest-free investment. All project works are operated and maintained by the Government forces.