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Show xvii Table A-3 Framework Progran for Development of Water sal Related Land Resources Lower Colorado Region (Increments in Each Time Fran*) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1966-1968 1981-2000 2001-2020 ------^'fcrt----------------^ Cost6o.t (Million (Million (Million _______________________________________________________________Units_______________Quantity Dollars) Quantity Dollar*) quantity Dollars) A. WATER RESOURCE PROGRAM (streamflow control and inplace use) 1. Reservoir storage for withdrawal and inplace use Billion acre-feet 3.71 46 1.32 132 0.28 3C 2. Flood control 359 337 248 a) Reservoir and detention storage Billion acre-feet 3.15 (228) 0.60 (98 0.65 (147 b) Levees and channel improvement miles 859 (110) 455 (205 245 (56 c) Nonstructural asasures ~ (15) - (24 -- 34 d) Land Treatment thousand acres IBS (6) 280 (10 265 (11 3- Augmentation of Regional Water Supply millon acre-feet per year 787 4,225 3,373 a Imports to the Region million acre-feet per year - - 2.25 (3,600) 1.90 (3.000) b water slavage millon acre-feet per year 0.30 (42) c Precipitation management allllon acre-feet per year - - - -- " ,". d Water yield improvement million acre-feet per year 0.03 (16) 0.09 (33) 0.06 (35) e Intraregional transfers million acre-feet par year 1.67 (729) 3.00 (592) 1.09 (338) 4. water Quality, Pollution control, and Health Factors Billion gallons per day 126 108 327 (a) Waste water treatment Billion gallons per day 270 (91) 440 (102) 530 165) b Quality and pollution control millon gallons per day 268 (35) 320 (6) 510 2) (c) Drainage water treatment Billion gallons per day - - - - 150 '160' 5. Single-purpose MBI water Supply Development Billion acre-feet per year O.41 109 0.83 279 1.07 140 6. Hydroelectric Power (pumped storage) Billion kilowatts per year 0.8 76 3.7 377 9.1 924 TOTALS, WATER RESOURCE PROGRAM COSTS 1,503 5,458 5,042 B. RELATED PROGRAMS 1. Land Treatment and Mangement thousand acres 18,425 156 27,026 305 16,745 159 (a) For water yield improvement (see item A.3.(d)above) thousand acres (290) (-) (600) (--) WO) {") (b) ror erosion, sedlBsnt, and nneff control thousand acres (18,175) (156) (26,<«6) (305) (16,295) («9) 2. Irrigation and Drainage thousand acres 2*8 277 l62 a) Land preparation, onftum facilities thousand acres 573 (56) 801 (78) 779 (J^) b) Rev distribution systeat thousand acres 3»7 (108) 596 (18V) 133 V*1' c) nehablUtatlon of existing distribution systeaa thousand acres kM (701 - - -- -- d) Oralnage developnent. thousand acres 68 (1*) 32 (15) 86 ("5) 3. Outdoor Recreation (water-baeed developaents) Billion recreation days 0 0 26 107 9 38 h. rish and Wildlife thousand aui-days «,0B2 51 7,014 11<) U,79» 2°e 5. Wild and Scenic Hirers 1/ atlM 1,060 TOTALS, RELATED PROGRAM COSH *55 803 &1 1. Land Treataent and WihmmiiI thousand acres 7,*O9 "»3 9>*10 99 6,ehO ^ 2. Outdoor Recreation (addlUonal developeant aad land „ ^. acquisition) Billion recreation daye 51 19k 93 338 106 375 3. fish and Wildlife thousand acres 331 1 3,629 1 T,»5 1 k. Preservation of Cultural and Scenic tUnes 1/ Wilderness Areas ~ thousand acres 2,762 - 1,700 -- 30O 5. Other Electric Power Billion Wlowatta 739 5,000 16,000 (a) Theraal power million kilowatts 1.9 (229) 22.8 (2,600) 77.8 (10.000) (b) Transaisslon facilities - (510) - (2.tOO) - (6,000) TOTALS, OTHER ASSOCIATED PROGRAM COSTS 977 5,^38 l6,k2l» 1 Areas requiring further study to define required scope of development. |