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RE-SETTLEMENT — $217,800
If construction gets under way at the beginning of FY-70 and includes 30
houses, it is assumed that most of these will be ready for occupancy by
the third quarter of FY-70. If the housing is planned and programmed on
a "do it yourself" basis, some families may be able to return sooner.
Re-settlement cost data has been projected on the assumption that 30
families will be resettled during the third and fourth quarter of FY-70.
Another assumption is that there will be an average of six persons per
family or a total of 180 persons (approximately one-half the present Killi
population) in the first contingent.
Transportation costs from Killi to Bikini are figured at an average of $50
per person.
A subsistence allowance is estimated at $3 per family per day
for the first half year.
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Re-settlement - FY-70
Transportation = 180 x $50
Subsistence = 30 x $3 x 180
§ 9,000
16,200
Total FY-70 re-settlement costs
$25,200
Re-settlement -— FY-71
Continue subsidy 30 families @
$2/family/day 30 x $2 x 360 days
6 new families @ $3/day 6x $3 x 360
Transportation for 6 new families
36 x $50
$21,600
6,480
Total FY-71 re-settlement costs
$29,880
1,800
Re-settlement - FY-72
Continue subsidy 36 families @
'$2/family/day = 36 x $2 x 360
Add 6 new families @ $3/day = 6x3x360
Transportation 6 new families
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Total FY-72 re-settlement costs
$25,920
6,480
1,800
$34 ,200
Re-settlement - FY-73
Continue subsidy 42 families @
$2/day/family = 42 x $2 x 360
Add 6 new families @ $3/day
$30,240
6,480
Total FY-73 re-settlement costs
$38 ,520
Transportation 6 new families
1,800
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