Governor's Budget Fiscal Years 2002-2003 Vol 4
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This application, for instance, states "cover soils and revegetation similar to past practices (meaning, assumably, without soil amendment) can reduce annual water treatment costs by $ 350,000 per year." It goes on to say that "by amending coversoils under this project... an additional $ 250,000 can be saved annually." The trust fund application indicates an annual budget for water treatment of $731,000 per year until 2017, and somewhere around $ 1.0 million per year for perpetual water treatme...nt. To finance the cost of perpetual water treatment, the trust fund application states that a $15 million trust is required. The $600,000 savings calculated under this proposal would seem to contradict the amounts deemed necessary for trust fund establishment. Which application contains the accurate and reliable amounts? This confusion was a major difficulty in RDGP review and assessment of proposed reclamation tasks and activities and the associated costs under both applications.
In this request, under Plans and Specifications, the application states that, "In the coming months a plant ecologist will be studying past revegetation successes and failures at Zortman and Landusky and a few reference soils to identify those soil and site factors most closely related to satisfactory revegetation." Implicit in this statement lies the possibility of other project alternatives to the proposed project design.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This application, for instance, states "cover soils and revegetation similar to past practices (meaning, assumably, without soil amendment) can reduce annual water treatment costs by $ 350,000 per year." It goes on to say that "by amending coversoils under this project... an additional $ 250,000 can be saved annually." The trust fund application indicates an annual budget for water treatment of $731,000 per year until 2017, and somewhere around $ 1.0 million per year for perpetual water treatme...nt. To finance the cost of perpetual water treatment, the trust fund application states that a $15 million trust is required. The $600,000 savings calculated under this proposal would seem to contradict the amounts deemed necessary for trust fund establishment. Which application contains the accurate and reliable amounts? This confusion was a major difficulty in RDGP review and assessment of proposed reclamation tasks and activities and the associated costs under both applications.
In this request, under Plans and Specifications, the application states that, "In the coming months a plant ecologist will be studying past revegetation successes and failures at Zortman and Landusky and a few reference soils to identify those soil and site factors most closely related to satisfactory revegetation." Implicit in this statement lies the possibility of other project alternatives to the proposed project design.
What to read after Governor's Budget Fiscal Years 2002-2003 Vol 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Legislature to read onlineMoreLess
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