STATE OF CONNECTICUT Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Notes to the Financial Statements - Note 19 - RESERVED RETAINED EARNINGS, RESERVED FUND BALANCES, AND CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL

State of Connecticut

June 30,1996
(Amounts in thousands unless otherwise stated)

Note 19

RESERVED RETAINED EARNINGS, RESERVED FUND BALANCES, AND CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL

Reserved Retained Earnings

Bradley International Airport, an enterprise fund, has $22,329 restricted for debt service requirements and other programs of the airport. The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, a component unit, has $350,106 restricted for debt service requirements and other programs of the Authority. The Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, a component unit, has $16,265 restricted for specific purposes.

Contributed Capital

The following is a summary of changes in the contributed capital accounts for the year ended June 30, 1996:

Primary GovernmentComponent Units
Bradley International AirportConnecticut Resources Recovery Authority Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated
Balance July 1, 1995 $99,188 $2,443 $65,830
Contributions 1,871 - 5,062
Items added back to retained earnings - (168) -
Balance June 30,1996 $101,059 $2,275 $70,892

Reserved Fund Balances
These balances are comprised as follows:

Fund Type
Reserved ForGeneralSpecial RevenueDebt ServiceTrust and Agency Higher Education
Petty Cash $ 997 $ - $ - $ - $ -
Budget Reserve 240,971 - - - -
Inventories 48,553 12,988 - - -
Continuing Appropriations 82,624 18,921 - - -
Debt Service 89,500 - 455,740 - -
Loans - 391,199 - - -
Pension Obligations - - - 13,677,971 -
Trust Activities - - - 108,695 -
Restricted - - - - 150,487
$462,645 $423,108 $455,740 $13,786,666 $150,487

Reserved for continuing appropriations represents amounts of unexpended appropriations legally carried forward and available for encumbrances and expenditures in the succeeding year.

Reserved amounts in Higher Education represent amounts restricted for specific educational programs by federal grants, private gifts and endowments, and amounts reserved for student loans and debt service.

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