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Note 2. CASH AND INVESTMENTS (continued) <br />Note 3. <br />NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Continued) <br />December 31, 1988 <br />B. Investments (continued) <br />U.S. Government Securities $500,000 $ - $2,646,449 $3,146,449 $3,194,014 <br />Certificates of Deposit - - 752,412 752,412 752,412 <br />Cammerrial Paper - - 4,143,654 4,143,654 4,143,654 <br />Total Investments $500,000 $ - $7,542,515 8,042,515 $8,090,080 <br />Total deposits <br />Petty cash fund <br />Total Cash and <br />Investments <br />CITY OF RAMSEY, MINNESOTA <br />Other assets - deferred <br />compensation plans $ 237,814 $ 237,814 <br />INDIVIDUAL FUND DISCLOSURES <br />A. Fund Deficits <br />The following funds have a deficit fund balance at December 31, 1988: <br />Capital Project Funds - <br />Tax Increment Development <br />District II Improvement <br />Sealcoat Revolving <br />Improvement Revolving <br />Mississippi Drainage District <br />Rum River Drainage District <br />Credit Risk Category. Carrying M <br />1 2 3 Value Value <br />Each of these deficits relates to capital projects which have incurred <br />expenditures for the project but have not yet obtained financing. The <br />Tax Increment District II Improvement Fund will receive future tax <br />increment revenue. The Sealcoat and Improvement Revolving Funds are <br />used by the City to finance improvements until special assessments <br />revenue is collected or financing from bonding, when appropriate, is <br />completed. Cost accumulated in the Mississippi and Rum River Drainage <br />District Funds will be offset by general ad valorem property taxes <br />against those properties within the drainage districts. These dedi- <br />cated revenue sources should eliminate the deficits in the near <br />future. <br />-21- <br />138,083 <br />100 <br />$8,180,698 <br />$ (6,903) <br />(70,634) <br />(526,104) <br />(16,702) <br />(2,683) <br />