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(a) Market value approximates cost.

(b) The Department of Transportation, (Department) on behalf of the Consolidated Transportation Refunding
Bond Sinking Fund and the County Transportation Refunding Bond Sinking Fund, has entered into federal
securities purchase agreements with banks, thereby reducing the market risk to the Department. Under these
agreements the Department is required to invest a total of $246,000,000 of Sinking Fund deposits over the first
five and one-half years of the Bond issues. The invested funds are used to purchase federal securities from the
banks at predetermined yields and ranges of maturities. Investment maturities are scheduled in accordance with
bond redemption provisions and the Department anticipates that all investments will be held until maturity. As
of June 30, 1985, investment cost exceeded market value by approximately $24,673,000; however, no decline in
investment market value has been recognized in the financial statements since the Department intends to hold
the investments until maturity.

(c) Market value approximates $561,545,000.

(d) Market value approximates $5,539,405,000.

5. Taxes Receivable:

Taxes receivable (amounts expressed in thousands), as of June 30, 1985, consisted of the following:

 

 

Funds

   
   

Special

Debt

Trust and

 

General

Revenue

Service

Agency

Income taxes, current employee withholdings held by employers

$194,153

     

Retail sales and use taxes, current taxes held by collectors .........

100,691

     

Transportation taxes, principally motor vehicle fuel and excise ....

 

$37,790

   

Unemployment compensation taxes ..................................

     

$91,614

Other taxes, principally alcohol, tobacco and property .............

3,938

 

$5,332

 
 

298,782

37,790

5,332

91,614

Less allowance for doubtful accounts ................................

648

     

Taxes receivable, net ..............................................

$298,134

$37,790

$5,332

$91,614

6. Loans and Notes Receivable:

Loans and notes receivable (amounts expressed in thousands), as of June 30,1985, consisted of the following:

 

   

Funds

   
   

Debt

Capital

   
 

General

Service

Projects

Enterprise

Higher Education

Notes receivable for advances of general obligation bond

         

proceeds:

         

Political subdivisions:

         

Public school construction ........................

 

$19,746

     

Other ..........................................

 

18,357

     

Hospitals and nursing homes .......................

 

36,654

     

Construction mortgage loans .........................

     

$ 20,003

 

Permanent mortgage loans ...........................

     

825,442

 

Savings and loan association loans ....................

     

51,215

 

National direct student loans .........................

       

$26,601

Health profession loans ..............................

       

8,445

Shore erosion loans .................................

   

$10,070

   

Other .............................................

$471

800

 

122

 
 

471

75,557

10,070

896,782

35,046

Less allowance for possible loan losses .................

 

103

   

8,292

Loans and notes receivable, net .......................

$471

$75,454

$10,070

$896,782

$26,754

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