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and private sector developnent- The results of the exploration
and exploitation work are presezted in Volume 1x1, entitled
3ydsoqeoXogy. All basic data related to t5e General Activities
are included in Volt;%e i72, and all. hydrogeologic basic data are
included in VaLume v.
1.2 Previous Reparts
Numerous reports were prepared by the tech~ical assistance
team of LBXI/M. The interested reader is advised to refer to
those reports for a more comprehensive review of work completed.
An effort has teec ~ade, however, to incorporate the key
findings of these earlier works into this End of Project Report.
A brief description of these aariier reports is presentsd below.
Copies nP all reparts were given to both the WDA and USAXD. The
reports are identifiable by title and year, and in those cases
where an individual team =ember prepared the report, by author,
yazr and title-
Pape, M, 1982, Prelininary Analysis of the Potential
Environmental Iapacts of the Conprehe~~sive Groundwater
Development Pro j ect .
Tkis report was prepared in the eorly stages of the project
to detenni~e If zny serious uzforeseen environmental impacts
would result from the proj,ect, Other than potential rural road
damage, and possible deterjoration of grazing conditions, no
negative iapacts were cited. These were felt to be minor in
relation to the overall benefit of the water supply system.
Gtker psoblens mentioned were potential aquifer contamination by
the ints~duction of materisfs in the well, land subsidence, and
soci~l in~acts.
Pape, M, 1962, Prelizlnary Zconoxkc Analysis of the
~onprehensive Groun~dater Eevelopnent Project.
A preiirizary econoxic azalysis was conducte6, with the main
sb$ecrive cf identifying %etkodalogies for collecting and
analyzing cost and benefit data. These methodoisgies were
subseq?!ently utilized by other tea2 nemberc,
Raark, T.D., l982, Phase I ~ociaeconomic Repert.
This regort provided critical review and discussion of
reports ar-d socicecano~tic data fcr tke Bay Region. It consisted
sf 2 scnyary of relevant +a?a a55 s gresentaticn of:
- *'- &,,e a2nlnistrative structcre cf the 3ay Region;
- Local wazer zanagez-eat systezs;
- PasturaL xanaqenent prectices, and;
- The role of wsaex i!? the Bay Regicz Co~mznizies.