| March 1st 2023 
		Expense approval processes for RICKA ongoing administration: This document is intended to outline type of authorizations to be discussed and agreed. 
		A secondary intent of this process is to leave a “paper trail” 
		for all expenditures.   
		
		1.    
		
		The President, and if 
		the President is unavailable the Vice President, can approve expenses up 
		to $150.   
		2.    
		
		Board members 
		contemplating expenditure for the club, for which they would expect to 
		be reimbursed, should contact the President to discuss and receive 
		verbal approval prior to committing to a purchase. 
		3.    
		
		After verbal approval 
		the requester will send a brief email to the board including 
		identification of the item/service being purchased and a brief 1-2 
		sentence explanation of how the purchase benefits the club. 
		These will be retained by the treasurer and used to identify the 
		expenditures in the monthly treasurer’s report. 
		
		4.    
		
		All purchases above $150 
		require prior approval by a majority of the board. 
		Either: 
		a.    
		
		As an item discussed 
		during a scheduled board meeting and approved by vote. 
		OR 
		 
		b.    
		
		If the need for action 
		is urgent, by a polling of the board members via email. 
		These decisions will be recorded in 
		the Executive Board Meeting minutes.  
		
		5.    
		
		
		Repetitive expenses that are required for the organization to function 
		will be approved in as a group and approval renewed annually.  
		Examples include expenses for the web sites, post office box, 
		zoom, ACA membership, message boards, domain name, and others.  
		They will be documented on a list with expected amounts and 
		approved in a scheduled board meeting. 
		 
		
		6.    
		
		
		Approved purchases can be made by requester with reimbursement from the 
		treasurer or with reasonable notice the treasurer can issue a check to 
		the vendor.  
		
		7.    
		
		
		As with any other board decision a member can record a dissenting vote 
		or opinion in the meeting minutes. 
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