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Village of Lino Lakes <br />Anoka County, Minnesota <br />I - COMMENTS ON BALANCE SHEET ITEMS <br />Exhibit A presents the financial condition of the Village by funds as of <br />December 31, 1972. Similar special revenue funds are combined but are detailed in <br />Exhibit A -a. A comparative balance sheet of all funds combined is presented in <br />Exhibit C, which shows the financial position of the Village in comparative form <br />with that at the end of the preceding year. Details on balance sheet items are <br />shown in Schedules A -1 through A -9. Further explanations, analyses, or listings <br />are presented in the next several paragraphs of these comments. <br />CASH ON HAND AND IN BANK - $219,360.69: <br />Petty cash funds were on hand for a total of 5100.00, and in addition, unde- <br />posited receipts of $1,130.37 as further detailed in Schedule A -1. The sum of <br />$111,709.82 was carried in the bank checking account. In addition, temporary excess <br />funds for a total of $106,420.50 had been placed in bank savings certificates, earning <br />interest at 5 %. Further details on these certificates and the bank checking account <br />reconciliation are shown in Schedule A -2. <br />The Centennial State Bank of Lexington had been designated as the depository <br />for Village funds. Collateral of $70,000.00 in U. S. Government bonds was pledged <br />by the bank as security for Village funds on deposit. Federal deposit insurance, <br />carried by the bank for $20,000.00 on each customer, provides additional protection <br />for Village funds. Additional collateral should be requested from your bank in <br />order to be fully protected as required by State of Minnesota statutes. <br />U. S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES - $97,177.46: <br />Funds from the $550,000.00 sale of Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1971 were <br />invested in government securities as further detailed in Schedule A -3. These funds <br />have been converted into cash as needed in meeting the obligations in connection <br />with the water and sewer projects. <br />TAXES RECEIVABLE - $168,670,09: <br />The 1972 tax levy, collectible in 1973, amounts to $106,554.00, as detailed in <br />Schedule A -4 by funds. The local government state aid, collectible in quarterly <br />installments, amounts to $52,406.12. <br />Delinquent taxes, levied for prior years, amount to $9,709.97 for the last <br />six years, as summarized in Schedule A -5. <br />
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