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x F: Pri .s^"•01 ons Tn+stunt ^r �et.+i��nw+.rw i.♦ iw.i.l.�_a..n __ <br /> • <br /> 1 A special levy may be claimed for the levy to pay the principal and interest on certificates <br /> of indebtedness. For example, equipment certificates of indebtedness pursuant to Minnesota <br /> S utes, Section 412.301. Do not include aid anticipation, tax anticipation, or emergency <br /> _._ certificates. List the year and chapter of the law authorizing the certificates and <br /> ecify the purpose of the certificates. <br /> Year and Cuapte! of <br /> Minnesota Laws <br /> (or Section of <br /> Minnesota Statutes) Purpose of Certificates <br /> (1) <br /> (2) <br /> • <br /> Total Special Levy (enter here and on page 1, line F) $ <br /> SCHEDULE G: Principal and Interest on Armory Construction Bonds <br /> A special levy may be claimed for payments made to the Minnesota State Armory Building Commission <br /> to the extent the payments are used to retire armory construction bonds. <br /> Total Special Levy (enter here and on page 1, line G) _' <br /> EDULE H: Bonded Indebtedness Portion of Payments Made to Another Political Subdivision <br /> pecial levy may be claimed for payments made to another political subdivision to the extent <br /> t such payments are used to retire the principal and interest on bonds or certificates of <br /> ebtedness of the type that qualify under Schedule F. Specify to whom the payments are made <br /> and for what purpose. <br /> • <br /> Political Subdivision <br /> Receiving Payment Purpose <br />} (1) $ <br /> (2) • <br /> $ <br /> Total Special Levy (enter here and on page 1, line'R) _ <br /> SCHEDULE I: Decreased Non-tax Revenue <br /> A special levy may be claimed for the decrease in aggregate non-tax revenues for all public <br /> service enterprises, municipal liquor stores, licenses and permits, and municipal court fines, <br /> and forfeits. When completing this schedule, data for all of the city's or county's public <br /> service enterprises must be included, as well as the data for its municipal liquor stores, <br /> licenses and permits, and (for cities) municipal court fines and forfeits in 1971 (and the <br /> city's share of county court fines in 1976), regardless of whether there was an increase or <br /> decrease in revenue from each of these sources. <br /> blic service enterprise is a governmental activity which is primarily (in excess of 50%) <br /> f-supporting on a user charge, service fee or admittance fee basis and which is accounted <br /> r separately to show whether it is operated at a profit or loss. (e.g. electric utility, <br /> water utility, gas utility, heat utility, public hospital, nursing home, or refuse collection <br /> service.) <br /> (6) <br /> V <br />