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CITY OF ROSEVILLE <br />NOTES TO F[NANCIAL STATEMENTS <br />DECEMBER 37. 1993 <br />Note 1 Sumnarv of Sianificant Accountina Policies (Continued) <br />H. Total Columns on Combined Statements <br />Total colums on the combined statements are captioned "Memorandum Only" to indicate they are presented onty to <br />facilitate financiaL analysis. Data in these colums do not present financiat position, results of operations, or <br />cash flous in conformity uith generally accepted accounting principles. Neither is such data co�arable to a <br />consolidation. Interfund elimina[ions have not been made in the aggregation of this data. <br />Note 2 Expenditures in Excess of Budaet and Deticits_in Fund Balances <br />The Recreation Fund - expenditures exceeded the 1993 budget by 5758,888 resulting in a fund deficit of 558,728. The <br />deficit uas due to hi�gher than expected expenditures. <br />deficiteto E50,336t�The deficit uas3due to capitat expendXturestin 1992 associ� ted uith�the�televising�of City Counci� <br />meetings. <br />The Comnunity Develoqnent Fund - expenditures exceeded the 1993 budget by 8105,738. The excess expenditures uere higher <br />than expected due to an increase in operations uhich generated additional revenue in excess of those expenditures. The <br />additionat revenue uas 5223,639 in excess of the budgeted revenue for 1993. <br />No remedial action is required for these excess expenditures or fund deficits. The fund deficits are expected to be <br />eliminated through revenues in future years. <br />Note 3- Cash and Temporarv lnvestments <br />Cash surpluses are pooted end invested in certificates of deposit and short-term government securities. Investment <br />earnings are allocated to funds on the basis of average cash balances or specificalty in the case of restricted yietd <br />funds. Investments are stated at cost, uhich approximates market, and are not identified uith specific funds uith <br />exception of certain debt service tunds uhich are subject to restricted yield. [n those instances, specific investments <br />are secured at beLow arbitrage rates. <br />Cash and temporary investments at year end consists of the foltowing: <br />Repurchase agreements <br />U.S. GoverrvnenT securities <br />Toial Investments <br />Bank Deposits <br />Petty Cash and chan9e funds <br />Total Cash and Deposits <br />Total Cssh and [nvestments <br />Carrying Value <br />S 3,800,000 <br />23.690.646 <br />8 27,490,646 <br />E 399,879 <br />5.750 <br />E 405,629 <br />527.896.275 <br />Market Value <br />E 3,800,000 <br />33.837.883 <br />537.637.883 <br />In accordance uith appticable Minnesota statutes, the City maintains deposits at depository banks authorized by the City <br />Council. <br />Minnesota Statutes require that alt deposits be protected by insurence, surety bond or collateral. If coLleceral is <br />pledged as protection for the deposits, the merket velue of the collateral must at e minimun be 110� of the deposits <br />not covered by insurance or bonds (140% in case of mortgage notes ptedged). All funds on deposit at the depositories <br />uere futly insured and/or collateratized by collateral held in safekeeping by the City's agent in the City's name. <br />7he City invests oniy in �eb`. cbliga;ions whech are �ythorized under State Statutes. State Statutes permit municipal <br />investments in direct U. S. 9overrment obli9ations, federat agency issues, shares of mutual funds investin9 exctusively <br />in U.S. 9overnment and agency issues, obtigations of State of Minnesota or Minnesota municipalities, bankers acceptances, <br />highest quality commerciat paper, and interest bearing deposits. <br />The carrying vatue, market value and credit risk of the U. 5. Goverrment securities at year end is as follous: <br />Carrvina Value Market Value <br />Credit risk category i E23,690,646 833,837,883 <br />Credit risk category 2 3,800,000 3,600,000 <br />Credit risk category 3 - " <br />527,490.646 537.637,883 <br />35 <br />
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