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131 CHANGES IN INVESTMENT IN GENERAL FIXED ASSETS <br />Changes in the components of general fixed assets are as follows: <br />Fixed <br />Assets Retirements <br />July 1, and <br />1997 i i n Disposals <br />Land and Land improve- <br />ments <br />Building <br />Furniture and fixtures <br />Engineering equipment <br />Upper Colorado River <br />Basin relief model <br />5 26,366 - - <br />56,919 - - <br />53,649 1,290 16,249 <br />1,411 - - <br />~~ - <br />S 144.2 83 1.290 1 4 <br />141 OTHER INCOME <br />Other income consisted of the following at June 30, 1998: <br />Waternews Subscription fees S 1.350 <br />Fixed <br />Assets <br />June 30, <br />1998 <br />26,366 <br />56,919 <br />38, 690 <br />1,411 <br />129.324 <br />151 PENSION PLAN <br />The Commission's employee pension plan is a 4011K) defined contribution plan <br />which covers all of the present employees. The Commission contributes 7% of the <br />employees' gross salaries. In addition, the Commission will match contributions <br />made by employees up to a maximum of 3%. Accordingly, the maximum allowable <br />contribution by the Commission is 10%. The employees are allowed to contribute <br />up to the maximum allowed by law. The employer's share of the pension plan <br />contribution for the year ended June 30, 1998 was 519,400, which includes 5500 <br />of administrative costs. <br />83 <br />