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page 3-97
Digital Collections at BYU
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | page 3-97 Final environmental impact statement on the Provo River Restoration Project, page 3-97 |
| Coverage | Electronic reproduction; |
| Format | 3-97 text/PDF |
| Rights | Brigham Young University; http://lib.byu.edu/about/copyright/generic.php Public Domain Public |
| Language | English; eng; en |
| Relation | Central Utah Project; Western Waters Digital Library; 3 31263122 3726322 372632.2 312631.22 3126322 3726322 126 3122 grossrcenuelrnpactsafter gross revenue impacts after construction the total irrigated acreage permanently removed from production and associated reduction in gross revenue would be the same after construction as during construction these impacts are addressed in section 312632.1 3126321 3126321 312632.3 3126323 3126323 production costs the types of impacts described in section 31163.2 311632 may cause some farmers to modify their irrigation systems or fanning farming practices these modifications could change production costs for some farmers if irrigation systems need to be modified transportation routes changed or cultivation practices need to be modified the specific impacts on individual farm enterprises would vary are difficult to measure and were not defined in this analysis the SOPs described in section 196.1 1961 1961 of chapter I 1 1 would help avoid adverse production cost impacts on individual farmers and land owners most modifications and repairs would be completed by the project during construction or landowners would be compensated for impacts caused by the project 31263.3 312633 312633 direct revenue impacts in other sectors during construction net revenue in all sectors of the economy would increase as contractors purchase materials and construction workers purchase gasoline and food the peak annual net increase in direct revenues from all sectors of the economy is estimated to be 7682319 primarily as the result of equipment leases and land acquisition the direct impact in wasatch county is estimated to be 1234315 table 336 3 36 shows the projected direct changes in revenue in all sectors of the economy and the estimated distribution of these impacts from within the wasatch county economy and outside the county after construction net revenue in all sectors of the economy would also increase as recreation use increases the annual direct increase in revenues from all sectors of the economy are estimated to be 2106859 primarily as the result of spending from anglers visiting the project area the direct impact in the wasatch county economy is estimated to be 493137 recreation use under the proposed action would increase about 96020 angler days per year expenditures by recreationists would increase revenue in the retail and eating and drinking sectors of the wasatch county economy by about 401556 per year table 337 3 37 shows the estimated 397 3 97 distribution of 0 L these impacts from within the wasatch county economy and outside the county 31263.4 312634 312634 indirect revenue impacts the wasatch county economy will be affected by indirect spending as the direct expenditures circulate through the economy an inputoutput input output model developed by the state of utah governors office of planning and budget was used to estimate the impacts of indirect spending on the economy for each sector of the economy the model identifies the production input required for a given level of output through these interrelationships in the economy the total direct and indirect impacts on revenue income and employment can be estimated table 338 3 38 summarizes the total direct and indirect impacts on the wasatch county economy during construction the peak annual direct increase in revenue is expected to be approximately 1234315 the peak annual indirect increase in revenue is estimated to be 1201251 120125 1 the total direct and indirect increase in revenue is estimated to be 2435566 about two percent of the baseline output for wasatch county table 339 3 39 summarizes the total direct and indirect impacts on the wasatch county economy after construction the peak annual direct increase in revenue is expected to be approximately 493137 the peak annual indirect increase in revenue is estimated to be 421585 the total direct and indirect increase in revenue is estimated to be 914722 less than one percent of the baseline output for the wasatch county economy 31263.5 312635 312635 income and employment impacts within sectors table 338 3 38 shows the potential income and employment impacts during construction about 25 temporary jobs would be created during construction of the proposed action with a direct increase in income of approximately 983239 during the peak year of construction it is estimated that approximately 25 of the jobs and resulting income will be filled by wasatch county residents indirect spending has the potential to support about 16 new jobs in wasatch county during the peak year of construction increasing income in the county by approximately 517004 the estimated change m in M income come and employment in wasatch county during the peak construction season in less than one percent of the baseline conditions |
| Identifier | http://cdm15999.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/WesternWatersProject/id/8672 |
