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Read. Follow. Verify.Transfer of Surplus City Property to The Interactive Resource Center
Record date · April 6, 2021
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What This Bill Does
The City Council passed a resolution to designate specific city-owned property as surplus and transfer ownership of that property to The Interactive Resource Center, a local nonprofit organization.
This action changes the ownership of city-held assets to a private nonprofit entity under the authority of North Carolina General Statute § 160A-280.
Who It Affects
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The Interactive Resource Center
The organization is receiving ownership of the property designated as surplus by the city.
City of Greensboro (implied)
The city is relinquishing ownership and control of the property identified in the resolution.
Key Facts
- The City Council officially declared specific city property as 'surplus property'.
- The city is conveying the identified surplus property to The Interactive Resource Center.
- The transfer is authorized under North Carolina General Statute § 160A-280.
- The resolution is identified by File ID 21-0237.
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- The resolution was introduced on March 12, 2021.
- The resolution status is marked as 'Passed'.
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Standardized Surplus Disposal
The city is utilizing established state statutes to divest itself of property to a nonprofit partner.
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