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CITY OF ROS�VII.LE MINNESOTA <br />NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CONTINUED) <br />DECEMBER 31 1982 <br />Note 5 - Fixed Assets (Continued) <br />Changes in Enterprise Fund Fixed Assets during 1982 were as follows: <br />Land <br />Building and structures <br />Furniture, equipment, <br />vehicies <br />Distri6ution system <br />Construction in progress <br />Total <br />Less accumulated <br />depreciation <br />Note 6 - Long-Term Debt <br />Balance <br />January 1, <br />1982 <br />$ 405,804 <br />1,642,356 $ <br />1,119,831 <br />15,871,967 <br />_ 74,074 <br />$19,114,032 <br />(4,268,264) <br />$14.845 J68 <br />The City has three types of bonded debt <br />are: (1) General Obligation Bonds, {2) <br />Assessment) Bonds, and (3) Go1f Course <br />Arena General Obligation Bonds. <br />Additions Disposal <br />2,772 <br />70,380 $ 2 402 <br />245,550 � <br />74 074 <br />$ 318,702 $ 76,476 <br />Balance <br />December 31, <br />1952 <br />$ 405,804 <br />1,645,128 <br />1,187,809 <br />16,117,517 <br />- 0- <br />$19,356,258 <br />( 281,099) 2 402 (4,546 961) <br />$ 37 609 S 74 074 $14.809 297 <br />outstanding at December 31, 1982. They <br />General Obligation Improvement (Special <br />General 061igation Revenue Bonds and Ice <br />The first type of bonds are payable solely from general property taxes. The second <br />type is payable primarily from special assessments and general property taxes. The <br />third type is payable from revenues in the goli course and ice arena operating Yunds <br />and f�om general property taxes. <br />There are a number of limitations and restrictions contained in the various <br />indentures. The City is in compliance with a11 significant limitations and <br />restrictions. All. bonded debt is backed by the full faith and credit of r;�e <br />bond <br />