HORSHAM RURAL CITY COUNCIL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL REPORT (Cont.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 2012
21 INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Balance at beginning of financial year Acquisitions
Fair value adjustments Balance at end of financial year 2012 2011 $$
------------------- -------------------- 2,455,000 154,208 792
2,455,000 - -
------------------- -------------------- 2,610,000
2,455,000 =========== ============
The valuations for the investment property were performed by an independent valuer, Wigg & Partners. The valuation of buildings is at fair value based on the depreciated current replacement cost at the date of valuation. The valuation of land is at fair value, being market value based on the highest and best use permitted by relevant land planning provisions.
22 TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Current Trade payables
Accrued expenditure PAYG creditor
Superannuation Creditor (note 32)
Non current Superannuation Creditor (note 32)
23 TRUST FUNDS AND DEPOSITS Refundable building deposits
Refundable contract deposits Refundable security deposits Refundable retention amounts Refundable miscellaneous trusts
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3,258,507 11,513 92,631
100,000
4,316,890 11,904 82,451 -
------------------- -------------------- 3,462,651
4,411,245
=========== ============ 2,971,888
- =========== ============
72,710 68,989
346,387 13,115 78,215
100,810 18,212
348,755 13,115 80,359
------------------- -------------------- 579,416
561,251 =========== ============
Refundable building deposits are held against incomplete building works, if footpaths and site are left in original condition the deposit is returned in full to developer/builder, if Council is required to rehabilitate the site the deposit is forfeited.
Refundable contract and retention deposits are held against incomplete contract works, if the works are not completed to Council's standard, the deposit can be redeemed by Council to complete the works The security deposits are held as assurance against defects liability for 12 months from practical completion of works.
Refundable miscellaneous trusts are monies payable to community groups if certain criteria are met. If the criteria is not met, the trust amount is forfeited by the group.
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