Chapter 3.32 DISPOSAL OR LEASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Section 3.32.020 Disposal of personal property.
A. If a department head has City personal property under
his or her control or
supervision which he or she deems unusable or surplus to the use of his or her
department, he or she shall notify the Finance Director, who shall in turn notify all other
department heads of the availability of such property. If any other area department head
requests the designated surplus property for their respective department, the Finance
Director, at his option, may transfer the property to the requesting department head. If no
requests for the surplus personal property are received, or if the Finance Director deems it
reasonable and in the public interest to otherwise dispose of the property, he may then
proceed to notify the City Council that such personal property is deemed to be in the best
interest of the City to be declared as surplus.
B. If surplus personal property is not readily marketable
or marketable for a fair
market value because of its deterioration or condition, the City Council may determine
that such property be sold as scrap and if not salable as such may dispose of such personal
property by destruction or other means as provided in Section 3.32.010 (B). (Ord. 79-4 §
8 (B))
(Ord. 2005-04, Amended, 02/02/2005, Prior Text)