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GOVERNMENTAL FUND BALANCES <br />The following table summarizes the changes in the fund balances of the City's governmental funds during <br />the year ended December 31, 2013, presented both by fund balance classification and by fund: <br />Governmental Fund Changes in Fund Balance <br />Fund balances of governmental funds <br />Total by classification <br />Nonspendable <br />Restricted <br />Committed <br />Assigned <br />Unassigned <br />Total — governmental funds <br />Total by fund <br />Major funds <br />General <br />Special revenue funds <br />Tax Increment <br />Housing and Redevelopment Authority <br />Debt Service Fund <br />2012A/2005A G.O. Improvement Bond Refund <br />Capital Project Fund <br />Public Improvement Revolving <br />Landfill <br />Equipment Revolving <br />Public Improvement Revolving The COR <br />Nonmajor funds <br />Total — governmental funds <br />Fund Balance <br />as of December 31, <br />2013 2012 <br />$ 51,151 <br />19,148,705 <br />927,557 <br />10,894,406 <br />6,263,666 <br />$ 37,285,485 <br />$ 4,042 <br />17,606,291 <br />946,312 <br />10,104,800 <br />6,122,130 <br />$ 34,783,575 <br />Increase <br />(Decrease) <br />$ 47,109 <br />1,542,414 <br />(18,755) <br />789,606 <br />141,536 <br />$ 2,501,910 <br />$ 6,771,394 $ 6,725,283 $ 46,111 <br />3,124,985 <br />8,230,719 <br />1,146,330 <br />8,259,754 <br />699,611 959,891 <br />2,915,471 <br />1,846,948 <br />2,019,286 <br />(236,705) <br />11,913,776 <br />2,237,526 <br />2,135,357 <br />1,780,818 <br />(103,504) <br />11,642,120 <br />1,978,655 <br />(29,035) <br />(260,280) <br />677,945 <br />(288,409) <br />238,468 <br />(133,201) <br />271,656 <br />$ 37,285,485 $ 34,783,575 $ 2,501,910 <br />As reflected in the table above, total governmental fund balance increased by $2,501,910. The largest <br />changes occurred with an increase in restricted fund balance in the Tax Increment Special Revenue Fund <br />and an increase in assigned fund balance within the Public Improvement Revolving Capital Project Fund. <br />-6- <br />