Resolution 24-03: Declaring City Property as Surplus
February 8, 2024
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The Frame
This resolution allows the city to legally dispose of, sell, or repurpose specific assets that are currently taking up space or resources without providing utility to the city government.
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Pinellas Park City Government
The city gains the legal authority to dispose of or sell the identified surplus assets.
Last recorded activity February 8, 2024.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The City Council of Pinellas Park officially declared specific city-owned property as surplus.
- The city determined the identified property is of no further use or benefit to city operations.
- The resolution includes a provision to repeal any previous resolutions that conflict with this new declaration.
- The resolution was passed on its first and final reading.
- The resolution is filed under number 24-2282.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean for property to be 'surplus'?
Does this resolution list exactly what items are being sold?
Why It Matters
This resolution allows the city to legally dispose of, sell, or repurpose specific assets that are currently taking up space or resources without providing utility to the city government.
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Routine Asset Management
The resolution follows standard municipal procedures for clearing out unused government inventory.
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Analysis Score
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