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City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />Management Report, Page 22 <br />Presented herewith, are projected financial positions of the various Special <br />Assessment Debt Funds of the City (excluding the Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1985) <br />based on scheduled future tax levies, future interest payable on bonds, and estimated <br />future interest receivable on deferred assessments. Future interest on investments are <br />not considered due to the uncertainties involved. <br />Fund Scheduled Future Interest Projected Year of <br />Position Future Add: Deduct: Fund Final <br />Debt Service Fund 12/31/86 Tax Levies Assessments Bonds Position Maturity <br />Improvement Bonds of 1977 $ 16,912 $ 285 $ 316 $ 16,881 1987 <br />improvement Bonds of 1981 18,096 8,336 8,175 18,257 1991 <br />Improvement Bonds of 1982 533,869 49,728 55,475 528,122(1) 1988 <br />Improvement Bonds of 1983 15,636 34,691 25,650 24,677 1993 <br />Improvement Bonds of 1984 (1,285) $ 284 9,756 10,919 (2,164) 1994 <br />Improvement Bonds of 1986 (276,553) 105,314 74,012 96,580 (193,807)(1) 1993 <br />Totals $ 306,675 $ 105,598 $ 176,808 $ 197,115 <br />Total projected fund position <br />Less: City property assessments included in projections <br />Adjusted projected fund position <br />Statutory reserve (5% of unmatured bond requirements) <br />Excess projected fund position <br />(1) Funds will be combined after call provision and retirement of all 1982 <br />bonds. Projected balance (net) is $334,315 at December 31, 1986. <br />391,966 <br />140,329 <br />251,637 <br />70, 100 <br />$ 181, 537 <br />The overall actual and projected fund positions of the Special Assessment Funds <br />indicate that these bond funds are adequately financed at December 31, 1986. The reader <br />should be cautioned that the above projected position is based upon fund balances and <br />that these funds may experience cash overdraft balances due to timing of assessment <br />collections (i.e., delinquencies). <br />Improvement Bonds of 1977 <br />The projected balance of $16,900 represents a $1,200 increase during 1986. This <br />increase was primarily the result of interest on investments. We recommend that the <br />City monitor the projected balance and develop a plan for the intended use of the <br />balance available upon final payment in 1987. <br />