Commission narrows parks audit scope to avoid repetitive utility testing
The commission amended the UHY audit scope to avoid repeat 100% testing of low‑risk utility transactions and instead require analytical tables and targeted follow‑ups; the motion passed unanimously with Pulliam absent.
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The finance committee amended the scope of the Parks & Recreation audit to reduce time‑consuming, low‑risk testing of utility transactions and to require analytical summaries by location instead.
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