After the University of Central Florida improperly paid for building projects, the university system’s Board of Governors is moving forward with a plan that will require more oversight of so-called carry-forward funds that universities, unlike most state agencies, are allowed to accumulate.

Syd Kitson, chairman of the board’s Budget and Finance Committee, said Tuesday the university system had accumulated more than $800 million in carry-forward funds as of August.

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