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Chapter 5 – Environmental Consequences5.2.8.1 Impacts from Cantonment ConstructionBecause the SBCT is currently located at SBMR, no new cantonment construction would benecessary. In fact, the surrounding community and economy was supporting the SBCT’srequirements in 2007 prior to the units deployment.Table 5-10EIFS Construction Model Output for Honolulu CountyIndicator VariableDirect sales volume Induced sales volumeTotal sales volumeDirect incomeInduced incomeTotal incomeDirect employmentInduced employmentTotal employmentLocal populationLocal off-base populationProject ChangePercentChange RTV$96,496,660$164,044,300$260,541,000 1.87% -3.17% to 5.33%$39,197,690$26,286,210$65,483,900 0.29% -2.73% to 5.37%1,5061,1832,690 0.47% -2.02% to 3.28%2,017 0.23% -0.42% to 3.25%Note:These analyses indicate that the changes in sales volume (1.87 percent), income (0.29 percent), employment (0.47 percent), andpopulation (0.23 percent) are well within the respective RTVs of 5.33 percent, 5.37 percent, 3.28 percent, and 3.25 percent.Source: EIFS Model 2002Table 5-11 EIFS Construction Model output for Hawaii CountyIndicator VariableProjectChangePercentChangeDirect sales volume Induced sales volume $42,905,770Total sales volume$66,074,890Direct incomeInduced incomeTotal incomeDirect employmentInduced employmentTotal employmentLocal populationLocal off-base populationRTV$108,980,700 7.38% -5.21% to 7.18%$6,989,448$10,763,750-10.91% to$17,753,200 0.73% 16.43%364561924 1.31% -3.14% to 5.82%0 0.00% -4.57% to 9.72%Note:These analyses indicate that the changes in sales volume (7.38 percent), income (0.73 percent), employment (1.31percent), and population (0.2 percent) are well within the respective RTVs of 7.18 percent, 16.43 percent, 5.82 percent,and 9.72 percent.Source: EIFS Model 2002February 2008 5-38 2/25th SBCT Final EIS