Page 83 - Moreno Valley 2025 Annual Financial Report
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City of Moreno Valley, California

                                               Notes to Financial Statements
                                              For the Year Ended June 30, 2025

            Note 6.    Long-term Debt  (Continued)

                                                                   Governmental Activities
                                     Year Ending June 30,    Principal     Interest       Total
                                            2026           $   280,773  $     69,026  $    349,799
                                            2027               187,047        64,687       251,734
                                            2028               168,191        61,190       229,381
                                            2029               135,055        57,666       192,721
                                            2030                 61,576       55,167       116,743
                                         2031 - 2035           391,154       237,973       629,127
                                         2036 - 2040           515,572       156,481       672,053
                                         2041 - 2045           469,968        58,807       528,775
                                         2046 - 2050             78,700       20,240        98,940
                                         2051 - 2055             89,403         9,537       98,940
                                            2056                 19,291          498        19,789
                                            Totals         $  2,396,730  $   791,272  $  3,188,002

                       SBITA Payables

                       SBITA  payables  consist  of  agreements  of  payment  obligations  for  the  use  of  software
                       subscriptions owned by other entities. The remaining terms of the agreement range from 1 to
                       5 years. The average incremental borrowing rate was 2.71%. For the year ended June 30, 2025,
                       the City paid $778,681 in SBITA payment for General Fund and $48,070 in interest payment for
                       General Fund. The outstanding payables are in the amount of $2,976,329 as of June 30, 2025.


                                                                   Governmental Activities
                                     Year Ending June 30,    Principal     Interest       Total
                                            2026           $   928,116  $     81,465  $  1,009,581
                                            2027               492,347        56,447       548,794
                                            2028               483,593        43,004       526,597
                                            2029               518,024        29,638       547,662
                                            2030               554,249        15,319       569,568
                                            Totals         $  2,976,329  $   225,873  $  3,202,202

                        Compensated Absences

                        At June 30, 2025, the amount of compensated absences liability was $10,337,302. This
                        amount consists of $9,892,231 for governmental funds, and $445,071 for internal service
                        funds.

                                                          Balance                       Balance       Due Within
                                                        July 1, 2024     Net Change     June 30, 2025    One Year
                        Compensated Absences:
                          Governmental Funds           $    9,321,340  $    570,891  $    9,892,231  $   5,935,339
                          Internal Service Funds              349,675        95,396         445,071       267,042
                                                Totals  $   9,671,015  $    666,287  $   10,337,302  $   6,202,381

                       Pension and OPEB Liability

                       Pension and OPEB obligations will be met from unrestricted revenues of the General Fund.





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