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Commissioner seeks approval for donated lighting at Manuka Park and petty cash for park store
Summary
Commissioner Perkins said a construction company offered to donate and install lighting for the Manuka Park playground and campground at no cost to the county and that he will bring a resolution and indemnification details; he also proposed a $100 petty cash policy to accept cash at the park store.
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Commissioner Perkins said volunteers or a contractor contacted him offering to donate materials and labor to install lighting at the playground and campground area in Manuka Park, at no cost to the county. He said the donor company is certified, insured and willing to install the lights provided the county approves and that the commission should require written indemnification and documentation.
Perkins also told commissioners the park store had been operating on a credit-card-only basis since opening but sales data indicate the store needs to accept cash. He said he will request a petty cash policy mirroring animal-control procedures with a $100 starting balance for change and recordkeeping; deposits above petty-cash thresholds would follow normal procedures.
Perkins said he will ask for a resolution at the next meeting and that staff should document insurance and indemnification terms before installation.

