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2 - <br /> III - PERSONNEL CONTACTED <br />�) We contacted and discussed the results of this report and <br /> our audit with the following personnel. <br /> Name Title <br /> Mr. Robert A. Maxim Program Director <br /> Mr. Kevin D. O ' Connell Selectman <br /> Mrs. Joan Muse Town Accountant <br /> Mr. Frank E. Hicks Executive Secretary <br /> This review was conducted by the following members of <br /> our staff. <br /> James P. Milone Senior C.P.A. <br /> Robert Hirsch Staff Accountant <br /> IV - SCOPE OF AUDIT <br /> We have examined the financial statements of the Town of <br /> Mashpee - Title X, Outdoor Living Exhibit from inception <br /> February 23 , 1976 to its completion at February 28, 1977 and have <br /> issued our report thereon dated May 25, 1977. As part of our <br /> examination, we have made a study of those internal accounting and <br /> administrative control procedures of the grantee that we considered <br /> relevant to the criteria established by the Community Services <br /> Administration, (C.S.A. ) as set forth in section VI and Appendix A <br /> of its Accounting System Survey and Audit Guide issued January 1975. <br /> Our study included tests of compliance with such procedures as <br /> applicable to Grant #01-1022J7601, described in Section II of this <br /> report during the period from February 23 , 1976 through <br /> February 28, 1977. <br /> 1 <br /> V - SUMMARY OF AUDITORS OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> The objective of internal accounting control is to provide <br /> reasonable, but not absolute, assurance as to the safeguarding of <br /> assets against loss from unauthorized use or disposition, and the <br /> reliability of financial records for preparing financial statements <br /> and maintaining accountability for assets. We understand that the <br /> objective of those administrative control procedures comprehended in <br /> C.S .A. ' s criteria is to provide similar assurance as to compliance <br /> with its requirements. The concept of reasonable assurance <br /> recognizes that the cost of a system of internal control should not <br /> exceed the benefits derived and also recognizes that the evaluation <br /> cMwaLl3 E.o,P...a co..eosroH.Mss. <br />