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6.
State Assets
6.4
Enterprise Funds
Enterprise
Funds include about $1.1 billion of assets in accounts for funding
self-supporting business-like state activities, including loans
that are financed primarily through user fees. The largest is
the International Airports Fund, into which all revenues and
fees from airports operations are paid and out of which the
operations of the airports are financed.
Other
Agencies Enterprise Funds—end of Fiscal Year 2001
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(million
$)
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| International
Airports Fund (21602) |
Administered
by the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
This fund consists of all revenues, fees, charges, and rentals
derived by the State from the ownership, lease, use, and
operation of the airports. |
| Total Assets: |
$684
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$437
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$74
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$16
|
|
| Alaska
Clean Water Fund (21658) |
Administered
by Department of Environmental Conservation. This fund consists
of money appropriated by the legislature to meet federal
matching requirements for public water and sewage treatment
facilities. |
| Total Assets: |
$135
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$135
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$3
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$6
|
|
| Alaska
Drinking Water Fund (21659) |
Administered
by Department of Environmental Conservation. The fund consists
of federal capitalization grant. The capitalization grant
is divided between two purposes: part of each capitalization
grant is to be deposited into the DWF for providing loans
for drinking water infrastructure projects; the other part
is to be used for set-side or nonproject activities. Set-aside
funds must be maintained in a separate account from the
project fund. |
| Total Assets: |
$28
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$28
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.799
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$1
|
|
| Agricultural
Revolving Loan Fund (21606) |
Administered
by the Department of Natural Resources. The Alaska Agricultural
Loan Act is a declaration of policy to promote the development
of agriculture as an industry throughout the State by means
of long-term low interest loans. The Agricultural Revolving
Loan Fund was created to fulfill this purpose. |
| Total Assets: |
$28
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$28
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.605
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$.132
|
|
| Rural
Economic Development Initiative Fund (21644) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. The
purpose of the fund is to provide loans of up to $100,000
to communities with a population of 5,000 or less. The loans
may be used for working capital, equipment, construction,
or other commercial purposes. |
| Total Assets: |
$.652
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.649
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.041
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$.060
|
|
| Alcoholism
and Drug Abuse Revolving Loan Fund (21642) |
Administered
by Department of Health and Social Services. This fund is
required under 42 U.S.C. 300x-4a to qualify the State to
receive block grant money from the United States Department
of Health and Human Services under 42 U.S.C. 300x
2. Money in the fund may be used to make loans to private
nonprofit organizations for the cost of establishing programs
to help pay the living expenses of individuals recovering
from alcohol or drug abuse who may reside in groups.
|
| Total Assets: |
$.173
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.173
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$0
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$.012
|
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Commercial
Assistance Enterprise Funds—end of Fiscal Year 2001
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(million
$)
|
| Commercial
Fishing Revolving Loan Fund (21608) |
Administered by Department
of Community and Economic Development. The purpose
of the fund is to promote the development and continued
maintenance of commercial fishing gear and vessels by means
of long-term, low interest loans.
|
| Total Assets: |
$111
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$110
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$6
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$3
|
|
| Fisheries
Enhancement Revolving Loan Fund (21615) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. The
purpose of this fund is to promote the enhancement of the
State's fisheries by means of long-term, low interest loans
for salmon hatchery planning, construction, and operation. |
| Total Assets: |
$98
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$98
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$4
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| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$4
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|
| Alaska
World War II Veterans' Revolving Fund (21605) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. The
fund was created for the purpose of making home, education,
or personal loans to eligible veterans. However, no loans
are currently being made from the fund. |
|
Total Assets:
|
$.633
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.467
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.046
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$-.046
|
|
| Historical
District Revolving Loan Fund (21614) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. The
purpose of this fund is to make loans for the restoration
or rehabilitation of structures within the boundaries of
a historical district. These structures are identified as
important to State or national history and are suitable
for superficial modification to conform to the period or
motif of the surrounding area.
|
| Total Assets: |
$.488
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.449
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.028
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$-.014
|
|
| Small
Business Revolving Loan Fund (21607) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. AS
45.95 authorizes the Commissioner of DCED to make small
business loans. Loans may be used to acquire, finance, or
refinance or equip businesses, which includes mining, fishing,
and farming equipment. |
| Total Assets: |
$.394
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.375
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.015
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$-.009
|
|
| Mining
Revolving Loan Fund (21625) |
Administered by Department
of Community and Economic Development. This fund
consists of money appropriated by the legislature for
loans to underwrite advanced mineral exploration, development,
or mining.
|
| Total Assets: |
$.361
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.341
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.008
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$.003
|
|
| Child
Care Facility Revolving Loan Fund (21612) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. The
purpose of this fund is to make loans for the construction,
renovation, and equipping of child care facilities in order
to enable such facilities to comply with the requirements
for certification by the Department of Education and Early
Development or for licensing by the Department of Health
and Social Services. |
| Total Assets: |
$.213
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.170
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.009
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$-.027
|
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Energy
Assistance Enterprise Funds—end of Fiscal Year 2001
| |
(million
$)
|
| Alternative
Energy Revolving Loan Fund (21619) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. This
fund consists of monies appropriated by the legislature
for the purpose of developing energy production from sources
other than fossil or nuclear fuel. |
| Total Assets: |
$.658
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.580
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.032
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$-.154
|
|
| Residential
Energy Conservation Fund (21623) |
Administered
by Department of Community and Economic Development. This
fund consists of money appropriated by the legislature for
refunds, grants, and loans to purchase, construct, or install
energy conservation improvements. |
| Total Assets: |
$.001
|
| Total Fund Equity: |
$.001
|
| FY 2001 Revenue: |
$.001
|
| FY 2001 Net Income: |
$.001
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Source:
State of Alaska, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, For
the Fiscal Year July 1, 2000 - June 30, 2001, Department of
Administration, Division of Finance.
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Institute of Social and Economic
Research, University of Alaska Anchorage
Mailing Address: 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99508
Physical Address: 4500 Diplomacy Drive, Suite 501, Anchorage, Alaska
(907)786-7710
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April 16, 2003
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