ENTRY NO. 28 – CLAIM FILED FOR ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY UNDER CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS - 10528

(Revised: 12/2021)

Purpose: To record the payment against the agency/department's fund and appropriation in settlement of a condemnation proceeding for acquisition of real property.

In settlement of some condemnation proceedings, payment is made to the grantor (property owner) from the agency/department's fund and appropriation prior to return of the deposit from the Condemnation Deposits Fund. In these cases, the State Controller's Office (SCO) is requested to transfer the amount of the deposit back to the agency/department's fund and appropriation. At this time, the actual cost of the capital assets is recorded. Since the amount deposited was recorded as an appropriation expenditure, only the difference between the amount of the deposit and the amount of the final settlement is now recorded as an appropriation expenditure or abatement.

 

If a claim for settlement has been filed on or before June 30, but the deposit has not been returned by that date, the amount to be returned will be reported to the SCO as an abatement accrual.

 

References: SAM sections 6866 and 8610.6.

Reverse Prepayment of Funds in Condemnation Deposits Fund

Debit/

Credit

Account

Legacy Account

Account Description

Note

Debit

3509000

5390

Reserves – Other

a

Credit

1903000

2730

Deposits in Condemnation Proceedings

a

Debit

124xxxx

1400

Due From Other Funds or Appropriations

b

Credit

5xxxxxx

9000

Appropriation Expenditures

b

Debit

5xxxxxx

9000

Appropriation Expenditures

c

Credit

1104000

1140

Cash in State Treasury

c

Note:

  1. Reverse prepayment amount transferred to the Condemnation Deposits Fund.
  2. Amount of abatement due from the Condemnation Deposits Fund as of June 30.
  3. Amount paid from agency/department fund and appropriation for condemnation proceedings.

 

See SAM section 10537 to record the acquisition of capital assets.

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