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$8,300,981.75 <br />2010, a total of in cash contributions had been made, not including the park <br />dedication fund. In lieu credits, all of which require County Council approval by resolution <br />or ordinance, include improvements paid for by the applicant, planning or design services <br />paid by the applicant for capital improvement projects, land dedicated to the County or <br />another approved entity, or cash paid to an approved non-County entity. <br /> Excess In Lieu Credits. For some rezoning applicants, the appraised value of the in lieu <br />credit exceeded the assessment. In some cases, the excess is available to the applicant to be <br />applied towards satisfaction of future Fair Share requirements that may be imposed on the <br />applicant through future rezonings within the district but does not entitle the applicant to any <br />cash reimbursement. These excess credits also explain why, in Table 2, the difference <br />between the total unpaid assessments and the total assessments is less than the total cash and <br />in lieu contributions in Table 3. <br /> Total Appropriations. Table 4 details appropriations authorized by the County Council from <br />$3,054,821.73 <br />the Fair Share capital projects fund. As of June 30, 2010, a total of had been <br />appropriated. <br />$5,246,160.02 <br /> Fund Balance. As of June 30, 2010, the Fair Share fund balance totals . The <br />fund balance equals the total contributions (Table 3) less the total appropriations (Table 4). <br /> Capital Funds Available for FY 2011-2012. Table 5 summarizes cash available for fiscal <br />year 2011-2012 for capital projects by district and project type, as of June 30, 2010. Total <br />cash available equals total capital projects fund contributions (from Table 3) less total <br />appropriations through June 30, 2010 (from Table 4) and appropriations authorized by the <br />County Council for the current fiscal year (FY 2010-2011) in Ordinance 10-60. <br />2 <br /> <br />