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Vantage to Pomona Heights Chapter 4
<br />230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS Environmental Consequences
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<br />Table 4.9-1 Summary of Mileage by County, Construction Costs, and Labor Force by Action Alternative
<br />ACTION ALTERNATIVE TOTAL MILES
<br />MILES IN BENTON COUNTY
<br />MILES IN GRANT COUNTY
<br />MILES IN KITTITAS COUNTY
<br />MILES IN YAKIMA COUNTY TOTAL COST COST PER MILE LABOR COST ENGINEERING COST COST OF PURCHASES
<br />AVERAGE ON-SITE WORKFORCE (PERSONS)
<br />WAGES AND BENEFITS TO WORKERS
<br />WAGES PAID TO LOCALLY-HIRED WORKERS (10%)
<br />Alternative A 64.7 3.1 22.8 0 38.8 $28,605,725 $443,500 $13,762,651 $1,871,403 $12,971,672 40.9 $3,574,714 $357,417
<br />Alternative B 61.2 0.7 2.2 9.5 48.8 $30,780,488 $504,598 $13,826,028 $2,013,677 $14,940,783 41.1 $3,591,176 $359,118
<br />Alternative C 63.0 0.7 2.2 9.5 50.6 $30,973,053 $493,201 $13,662,636 $2,026,274 $15,284,143 40.6 $3,548,736 $354,874
<br />Alternative D 66.5 3.1 22.8 0 40.6 $28,908,071 $436,019 $13,701,858 $1,891,182 $13,315,031 40.7 $6,161,064 $440,076
<br />Alternative E 61.6 0.7 2.2 9.5 49.2 $30,886,605 $503,039 $13,897,532 $2,020,619 $14,968,453 41.3 $3,609,749 $360,975
<br />Alternative F 65.1 3.1 22.8 0 39.2 $28,648,283 $441,422 $13,774,755 $1,874,187 $12,999,342 41.0 $3,577,858 $357,786
<br />Alternative G 63.4 0.7 2.2 9.5 51.0 $31,269,843 $494,776 $13,912,339 $2,045,691 $15,311,813 41.4 $3,613,595 $361,359
<br />Alternative H 66.8 3.1 22.8 0 40.9 $29,865,258 $468,636 $13,790,920 $1,953,802 $14,120,536 41.0 $3,582,057 $358,206
<br />NNR Alternative 40.5 0 2.2 27.6 10.7 $17,276,424 $427,634 $8,882,827 $1,130,233 $7,263,364 26.4 $4,033,823 $288,130
<br />NNR Alternative with MR Subroute 47.8 0 2.2 34.9 10.7 $19,780,301 $414,681 $10,175,696 $1,294,038 $8,310,567 30.2 $4,620,934 $330,037
<br />Source: POWER 2011a and calculations by Economic Planning Resources. Economic Planning Resources’ assumptions include $35/hour average basic wage rate, average 50-hour work weeks with double-time pay for work over 40 hours, 40 percent value of worker benefits, and 2.2 overhead multipliers by construction
<br />contractors. Numbers may not sum precisely due to rounding.
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