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City of Elk River Changes in Net Position <br />Governmental activities. Governmental activities account for 56% of the City of Elk River's net position. <br />Governmental activities increased the city's net position by $336,674. Key elements of the relevant changes are as <br />follows: <br />• In 2014 the city accepted a donation of park property valued at over $3.1 million. <br />• The franchise tax for street maintenance and repairs was implemented in mid -2013; no longer utilizing special <br />assessments and property taxes. <br />• The increase in investment earnings reflects the market value adjustment of the city's investment portfolio. <br />13 <br />Governmental <br />Business -type <br />Activities <br />Activities <br />Total <br />2014 <br />2013 <br />2014 <br />2013 <br />2014 <br />2013 <br />Revenues: <br />Program revenues: <br />Charges for services <br />$ 2,666,277 $ <br />2,856,556 <br />$ 43,751,274 $ <br />43,065,945 <br />$ 46,417,551 $ <br />45,922,501 <br />Operating grants and contributions <br />1,049,744 <br />954,164 <br />- <br />- <br />1,049,744 <br />954,164 <br />Capital grants and contributions <br />4,020,851 <br />807,208 <br />935,909 <br />924,641 <br />4,956,760 <br />1,731,849 <br />General revenues: <br />Property taxes <br />10,509,231 <br />10,830,218 <br />- <br />- <br />10,509,231 <br />10,830,218 <br />Other taxes <br />1,441,259 <br />829,112 <br />- <br />- <br />1,441,259 <br />829,112 <br />Grants and contributions not <br />restricted to specific programs <br />1,749,886 <br />1,436,135 <br />- <br />- <br />1,749,886 <br />1,436,135 <br />Unrestricted investment earnings (loss) <br />1,137,024 <br />(663,762) <br />557,659 <br />(243,047) <br />1,694,683 <br />(906,809) <br />Gain on disposal of capital assets <br />29,593 <br />629,177 <br />29,525 <br />1,572 <br />59,118 <br />630,749 <br />Total revenues <br />22,603,865 <br />17,678,808 <br />45,274,367 <br />43,749,111 <br />67 878,232 <br />61,4270919 <br />Expenses: <br />General government <br />3,554,136 <br />3,344,317 <br />- <br />- <br />3,554,136 <br />3,344,317 <br />Public safety <br />6,615,593 <br />6,173,244 <br />- <br />- <br />6,615,593 <br />6,173,244 <br />Public works <br />6,860,673 <br />6,535,616 <br />- <br />- <br />6,860,673 <br />6,535,616 <br />Culture and recreation <br />4,088,992 <br />3,914,000 <br />- <br />- <br />4,088,992 <br />3,914,000 <br />Economic development <br />1,091,125 <br />2,088,064 <br />- <br />- <br />1,091,125 <br />2,088,064 <br />Interest on long -term debt <br />1,075,408 <br />1,288,020 <br />- <br />- <br />1,075,408 <br />1,288,020 <br />Municipal liquor <br />- <br />- <br />5,776,873 <br />5,706,760 <br />5,776,873 <br />5,706,760 <br />Garbage <br />- <br />- <br />1,303,943 <br />1,251,420 <br />1,303,943 <br />1,251,420 <br />Sewer <br />- <br />- <br />2,156,329 <br />2,320,743 <br />2,156,329 <br />2,320,743 <br />Water <br />- <br />- <br />2,459,319 <br />2,332,680 <br />2,459,319 <br />2,332,680 <br />Electric <br />29,597,247 <br />28,422,759 <br />29,597,247 <br />28,422,759 <br />Total expenses <br />23,285,927 <br />23,343,261 <br />41,293,711 <br />40,034,362 <br />64,579,638 <br />63,377,623 <br />Increase (decrease) in net <br />position before transfers <br />(682,062) <br />(5,664,453) <br />3,980,656 <br />3,714,749 <br />3,298,594 <br />(1,949,704) <br />Transfer of capital assets <br />(313,287) <br />(121,172) <br />313,287 <br />121,172 <br />- <br />Transfers <br />1,332 023 <br />1,565,206 <br />(1,332,023) <br />(1,565,206) <br />Charge in net position <br />336,674 <br />(4,220,419) <br />2,961,920 <br />2,270,715 <br />3,298,594 <br />(1,949,704) <br />Net position - beginning <br />113,680,219 <br />117,900,638 <br />85,639,943 <br />83,369,228 <br />199,320,162 <br />201,269,866 <br />Net position - ending <br />$ 114,016,893 $ <br />113,680,219 <br />$ 88,601,863 $ <br />85 639,943 <br />$ 202,618,756 $ <br />199,320,162 <br />Governmental activities. Governmental activities account for 56% of the City of Elk River's net position. <br />Governmental activities increased the city's net position by $336,674. Key elements of the relevant changes are as <br />follows: <br />• In 2014 the city accepted a donation of park property valued at over $3.1 million. <br />• The franchise tax for street maintenance and repairs was implemented in mid -2013; no longer utilizing special <br />assessments and property taxes. <br />• The increase in investment earnings reflects the market value adjustment of the city's investment portfolio. <br />13 <br />