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<abstract>Before the Red Rock Dam and Lake Project near Des Moines, Iowa, began
operating in 1969, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers purchased easements
from landowners on 29,000 acres within the reservoir&apos;s boundary.  The
easements give the Corps the right to occasionally flood the easement
lands when the dam is forced to hold back water upstream in the
reservoir to prevent flooding downstream. Because of
heavier-than-expected rainfall during the 1970s and 1980s, the easement
lands were flooded more often than the Corps had estimated.  In 1985,
Congress authorized a buyout program for easement landowners who were
willing to sell their land to the Corps; however, few owners have been
interested in selling, and their complaints about flooding have
persisted.  This report (1) determines whether the property within the
Red Rock reservoir&apos;s boundary has been inundated beyond the levels
permitted by the easements; (2) recommends whether compensation for the
easements should be renegotiated with landowners; and (3) reports on
actions that the Corps has taken to implement the buyout program.</abstract>
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