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Cash and cash equivalents, governmental activities                                  &

Cash and cash equivalents, governmental activities                                            $2,580,000
Receivables, governmental activities                                                                       500,000

Cash and cash equivalents, business-type activities                                                 900,000

Receivables, business-type activities                                                                     1,630,000

Inventories, business-type activities                                                                         750,000

Capital assets, net, governmental activities                                                         14,000,000

Accounts payable, governmental activities                                                              600,000                           

Noncurrent liabilities, business-type activities                                                      1,210,000

Net Assets, invested in capital assets, net, business-type activities                       5,159,000

Net Assets, restricted for debt service, governmental activities                               850,000

Capital assets, net, business-type activities                                                         12,340,000

Accounts payable, business-type activities                                                              700,000

Noncurrent liabilities, governmental activities                                                      4,500,000

Net Assets, invested in capital assets, net, governmental activities                       6,050.000

Net Assets, restricted for debt service, business-type activities                               325,000

Prepare in good form, a statement of Net Assets for the city of North Oak as of June 30, 2019. Include the unrestricted net assets, which are to be computed from this information. Include a total column.

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