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projects.<br />
Brandon, Carter, 1984, Ecozo~ic Evaluatian of the<br />
Csmprzhensive Groundwater Development Project.<br />
A2 eccnonic evaluation was undertaken after two years into<br />
the well construction activities of the project. The intention<br />
of the study was to advance the knowledge of the costs and<br />
benefits cf the project. A definitive evaluation of benefits<br />
gas nor p~ssibZe because of insufficient end user data. The<br />
re<strong>part</strong> covered three najor activities that included an analysis<br />
05:<br />
1" The fgll costs of the groundwater development program,<br />
2. The projected benefits, and<br />
3- The lung-tern operating and zaintenance c~sts.<br />
Although the resulting casts appeared high, close analysis of<br />
assumptions nade and items included indicate that given the same<br />
lcgistical and material costs, the well costs would be<br />
zoxpara52e to those afaost anphere.<br />
Updated analyses, and details of the campuler model now<br />
avaifoble to obttin the data, are included in this report. End<br />
zsex data is still sparse, and ecanamfc evaluation af benefits<br />
is difficult, however, some prajections were made,<br />
Final Report, Phase 1, 1986<br />
Tbe final rep9r-t prepared at the end of the first phase of<br />
the project, 3dly 1984, su,marizes project activities from July,<br />
1981, when the projest was initiated. This report consisted of<br />
three vohunss; val+u~e me described general activities, volume<br />
two ?resented findinqs of the hydrogeologic investigation, and<br />
volume three conrsixed appendices of basic Oata.<br />
e qezera: a-+;viei<br />
-br ,&,es voLuze was vite comprehensive;<br />
however, ax updare of general activities is presented in this<br />
valu~e. Many of t3e findings presented in the hydrology volume<br />
have been revised in this report on the basis of new<br />
Infomatio3. All cE the data contaimd in the third volme,<br />
appendices, Ere izciuded in this repxt in either Volume ZY or<br />
P.<br />
:~cr cc~pletiaa sf zkree years work, the project was<br />
~e-e-ral;lated an;? extezded fs:: twr nore yeilrs, The single volurae<br />
Iz:eri= Report describes work cozpleted after the first year of<br />
t3is extension, nazelp frsz J ~ l y 1984 through July 1985. Basic<br />
collecteC d7~xinq chat perLcd was izcl-cded, in addition to