Free Memorandum - District Court of Federal Claims - federal


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Case 1:98-cv-00720-GWM

Document 449-3

Filed 12/07/2007

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Summary
Recalculation consistent with all court findings and the court's Alternative Harvesting and Milling Schedule but using logging and hauling rates in evidence to determine logging and hauling cost (Tab B) $ 6,221,427.40

Lost Market opportunity

Recalculation consistent with all court findings and the court's Alternative Harvesting and Milling Schedule (Tab A) $ 5,502,293.93

Recalculation consistent with all court findings but using a corrected Alternative Harvesting and Milling Schedule (Tab C) $ 5,625,898.25

Recalculation consistent with all court findings but using a corrected Alternative Harvesting and Milling Schedule and the logging and hauling rates in evidence (Tab D) $ 6,344,638.68

Post -Suspension Profits*

Recalculation of postsuspension profits consistent with all court findings (Tab E, Ex. E1) $ 2,066,708.82

Recalculation of postsuspension profits consistent with all court findings (Tab E, Ex. E1) $ 2,066,708.82

Recalculation of postsuspension profits consistent with all court findings (Tab E, Ex. E2) $ 2,063,499.02

Recalculation of postsuspension profits consistent with all court findings (Tab E, Ex. E2) $ 2,063,499.02

difference Other damages Mill Inefficiency Related to Brann (Tab F) Snow Removal Costs Total

$

3,435,585.11

$

4,154,718.58

$

3,562,399.23

$

4,281,139.66

$13,930.94 $1,020 $ 3,450,536.05 $

$13,930.94 $1,020 4,169,669.52 $

$13,930.94 $1,020 3,577,350.17 $

$13,930.94 $1,020 4,296,090.60

* discounted to obviate the effect of having been earned in a period different from when the lost market opportunity occurred