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HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF ST. ANTHONY <br /> NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS <br /> DECEMBER 31 , 1999 <br /> Note 4. Bonds Payable, continued <br /> rScheduled maturities of bonded indebtedness and interest for years subsequent to <br /> December 31 , 1999 are as follows: <br />' Year(s) Principal Interest Total <br /> 2000 $260,000 $227,178 $487,178 <br />' 2001 270,000 213,795 483,795 <br /> 2002 250,000 200,256 450,256 <br /> 2003 260,000 186,500 446,500 <br /> 1 2004 280,000 171 ,597 451 ,597 <br /> 2005-2009 1 ,650,000 590,108 2,240,108 <br /> 2010-2013 920,000 119,843 1 ,039.,843 <br /> Totals $3,890,000 $1 ,709,277 $5,599,277 <br /> ------------ ------------ ------------ <br /> 1 Note 5. Fund Equity <br /> Investment in General Fixed Assets - The equity of the Authority in its general <br /> fixed assets is reflected in this amount. <br /> Reserved Fund Balances - These amounts represent portions of the fund balances <br /> available for specified purposes. Reserved fund balances are: <br /> General Fund - Authority Activities $17,960 <br /> Debt Service Funds - Debt Service Retirement 1 ,124,094 <br /> Capital Project Funds - Redevelopment Projects 1 ,742,268 <br />' -$2,884,322- <br /> Note 6. Community Center Complex <br /> During 1995, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority and the City of St. Anthony <br />' jointly entered into a construction contract for the construction of a community <br /> center complex, including a city hall , recreational and educational facilities. <br /> Proceeds from general obligation tax increment bonds were used to finance costs <br />' associated with the recreational and educational portion of the complex. City <br /> funds transferred to the Authority were used to finance the city hall portion <br /> of the project costs. The community center complex was completed in 1988 with <br /> cost totaling approximately $4,225,200. <br /> A portion of the Community Center is occupied by Independent School District #282, <br /> which houses its community services program in this facility. Under terms of a <br />' lease agreement between the City and the District, the District has agreed to make <br /> rental payments totaling $100,000 per each. It is anticipated the District will <br /> continue to lease this space for a twenty year period. <br /> -15-, <br />