Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 206 - Education, Dept. of
Sub-Agency 0002 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules
Chapter 4 - FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS
Section 4-5 - Allowable Expenses
Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 4-5
Current through September 21, 2024
(a) Allowable expenses to be included in food service operations shall be as follows:
(i) Administrative costs and benefits,
limited to:
(A) Supervisor salary and
benefits;
(B) Food service worker
salary and benefits; and,
(C)
Clerical salary and benefits;
(ii) Contract Services;
(iii) Direct costs;
(iv) Equipment; the following shall be
considered in submitting equipment expenses:
(A) Replacement of food service operations
equipment attached to the building (i.e. coolers, ovens, etc.) will be
allowable at the discretion of the Department. Typically these types of
equipment costs are covered by major maintenance or capital construction state
funding;
(B) Equipment purchases
over $25,000 require an explanation (program expansion, additional truck for
new school, damaged, etc.) on the district's food service annual report;
and,
(C) Written procurement
standards and practices must be in place that identify the lesser of federal,
state or local requirements. Federal requirements are identified as the lesser
of federal procurement standards ($500,000), state procurement standards in
accordance with
W.S.
21-3-110(a) (B)(viii), or
local standards. What standards are used should be identified in school
district policy along with code of conduct policies. Funds saved for
replacement of major equipment should be accounted for separately so those
funds are not counted toward operations, thus reducing cash balance
requirements.
(v) Food
service repairs and maintenance by outside contract services, not school
district personnel;
(vi) Insurance,
including the following:
(A) Insurance for
food service facilities; and,
(B)
Insurance for food service vehicles;
(vii) Purchased Services; and,
(viii) Supplies
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