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11.

Changes in Long-Term debt are as follows:

Long-term liability activity for the year ended June 30, 2016, was as follows:

Beginning

Ending

Due Within

Balance

Additions

Reductions

Balance

(1)

One Year

Governmental Activities:

Bonds and Notes Payable:

General Obligation Bonds

149,700,000

$

$

(11,750,000)

$

137,950,000

$

12,060,000

$

Premium on General Obligation Bonds

5,504,439

(1,470,429)

4,034,010

1,414,390

General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes

13,635,363

17,387,644

31,023,007

31,023,007

Limited Obligation Bonds

24,450,000

(590,000)

23,860,000

610,000

Premium on Limited Obligation Bonds

1,587,051

(102,503)

1,484,548

102,503

Limited Obligation Notes

1,057,318

1,057,318

Certificates of Participation

6,210,000

(280,000)

5,930,000

290,000

Premium on Certificates of Participation

375,733

(43,014)

332,719

43,014

Section 108 HUD Loan

5,376,000

(554,000)

4,822,000

600,000

Fire Station Loan

156,116

(35,819)

120,297

37,879

Master Lease Agreement

4,387,079

(409,859)

3,977,220

456,960

Total Debt Payable

211,381,781

18,444,962

(15,235,624)

214,591,119

46,637,753

Other Liabilities

Net Pension Liability (LGERS)

(3)

10,204,742

10,204,742

Other Post Employment Benefits Payable

2,337,875

3,317,533

5,655,408

Capital Leases

2,626,029

2,182,414

(1,595,714)

3,212,729

1,247,995

Compensated Absences

(2)

11,924,776

7,947,777

(7,794,115)

12,078,438

7,159,777

Governmental Activity

Long-Term Liability

(1)

228,270,461

$

42,097,428

$

(24,625,453)

$

245,742,436

$

55,045,525

$

Beginning

Ending

Due Within

Balance

Additions

Reductions

Balance

One Year

Business-Type Activities:

Bonds and Notes Payable:

Special Obligation Bonds

3,585,000

$

$

(655,000)

$

2,930,000

$

680,000

$

Premium on Special Obligation Bonds

Revenue Bonds

207,790,000

29,310,000

(12,470,000)

224,630,000

13,640,000

Premium on Revenue Bonds

12,262,720

1,086,964

(2,474,527)

10,875,157

2,601,277

Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes

14,075,366 34,421,335

(30,000,000)

18,496,701

Master Lease Agreement

1,439,147

(281,920)

1,157,227

302,618

Installment Lease Agreement - Performing Arts 12,005,695

141,611

12,147,306

State Water Revolving Loan

254,404

(254,404)

Total Debt Payable

251,412,332

64,959,910

(46,135,851)

270,236,391

17,223,895

Other Liabilities

Net Pension Liability (LGERS)

(3)

1,936,931

1,936,931

Other Post Employment Benefits Payable

416,477

692,011

1,108,488

Accrued Landfill Liability

25,179,925

421,777

25,601,702

500,000

Compensated Absences

2,016,160

1,729,378

(1,596,392)

2,149,146

1,331,237

Business-Type Activity

Long-Term Liability

279,024,894

$

69,740,007

$

(47,732,243)

$

301,032,658

$

19,055,132

$

The gross amount of assets acquired under capital leases at June 30, 2016, represents computer equipment and amortization is

included in depreciation expense over a three year period.

1

Internal Service Funds predominately serve the governmental funds. Accordingly, the related long term liabilities are included as

part of the above totals for governmental activities. The Internal Service Funds debt totals are noted below.

2

The General Fund primarily is used to liquidate the liabilities for compensated absences associated with governmental activities.