Per Curiam.
The State does not contest the award of $4,550 for direct damages. It does assert with respect to the award of $2,925 for consequential damages, first, that the amount includes a duplication of damage items attributable to the loss of a water supply and, second, that the construction of the improvement enhanced the value of the property by an amount in excess of the consequential damages, by creating a market for deposits of gravel on the property...
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