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BALANCE SHEET ITEM ~ 3.3. <br />FEBRUARY 2009 ~ I <br />CITY OF ELK RIVER <br />As of: 2/28/2009 Balances <br />Fund Type: CU Component Unit <br />Fund: 910 - HRA <br />Assets <br />Acct Class: 1000 Current Assets <br />1010 Cash 470,850.69 <br />1190 Notes Receivable 400,000.00 <br />1310 Due From Other Funds 369,125.92 <br />Acct Class: 1000 Current Assets 1,239,976.61 <br />Acct Class: 1600 Capital Assets <br />1620 Buildings & Structures 720,000.00 <br />Acct Class: 1600 Capital Assets 720,000.00 <br />Total Assets 1,959,976.61 <br />Liabilities <br />Acct Class: 2000 Current Liabilities <br />Building Purchase (non-current liability)** 320,070.29 <br />Acct Class: 2000 Current Liabilities 320,070.29 <br />Total Liabilities 320,070.29 <br />Reserves/Balances <br />Acct Class: 2400 Fund Equity <br />2400 Fund Balance 1,694,608.89 <br />2600 Change In Fund Balance -54,702.57 <br />Acct Class: 2400 Fund Equity 1,639,906.32 <br />Total Reserves/Balances 1,639,906.32 <br />Total liabilities & Balances 1,959,976.61 <br />** =The City's financial system is on the modified accrual basis of accounting and the current financial resources measurement.focus. <br />"Government funds, with their focus on current financial resources, do not report liabilities for the following. Unmatured principal and interest <br />of long-term debt" (GAAFR, page 174). The City records long-term debt related liabilities as part of the GASB 34 conversion entries and will <br />show up on your year-end accrual statements. What finance will do is manually insert the long-term liability in your balance sheet to more <br />closely reflect accrual accounting. <br />