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"Property" means assets with a useful life of more mp3 player panasonic than one year.

The Director will operate a surplus property program for the purpose of receiving, storing, transferring, or selling surplus property no longer needed by using agencies.

In addition to Administrative Directives issued by the City Manager, the Director shall establish additional guidelines as may be required governing:

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"Property transfer form" means a form submitted by the department requesting transfer of fixed assets between departments or transfer of property to or from the Surplus Property Program.

Using agencies shall use the Property Transfer Form to request authorization to transfer fixed assets to another department, or to request transfer of property into or from the Surplus Property Program.

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"Surplus property" means property no longer needed by City departments for their operations, obsolete property, property in poor or nonworking condition, or property that is a byproduct (e.g. scrap metal, used tires and oil, etc.).

"Unclaimed, lost and confiscated property" means all property used as evidence in the courts and remaining unclaimed after final disposition, property seized by a peace officer as being used unlawfully, and all property coming into the hands of any City Officer or employee as lost or unclaimed.

Notwithstanding the provisions of 28-71(1), surplus fire apparatus and/or related equipment may be disposed of through noncompetitive sale with public emergency, fire, rescue or medical agencies. Notwithstanding the provisions of 28-69(3) and 28-69(4), the fire chief and/or his designee may dispose of surplus fire apparatus and/or related equipment through noncompetitive sale at fair market value with public emergency, fire, rescue or medical agencies, with the proceeds of such a sale restricted for use by the fire department for the purchase of equipment or apparatus in accordance with sections

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After delivery to the department, unclaimed or lost property may be transferred to using departments upon submission of a detailed request from a City department head to the Director. The request shall include a detailed description of the equipment and explanation of why the equipment is needed. A copy of approved requests will be forwarded to the budget department. Departments receiving unclaimed or lost property will place an inventory tag on the equipment and add such equipment to their inventory records.

The Director shall control and supervise all existing and future City warehouses established for the purpose of purchasing, storing and issuing supplies used in large quantities and which may be purchased and stored advantageously. The purchase of inventory will be funded through a stores revolving fund of sufficient amount to finance inventory purchases. Such funds shall be under the control of the Director, who shall also be responsible and accountable for all warehouse materials and maintain a perpetual inventory record thereof. The Director will establish policies and procedures governing the addition or deletion of items carried in inventory, the sale or other disposal of inventory items no longer needed, delivery and other services provided to using agencies, and any policies or procedures required for efficient and effective operation of the inventory system.

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Unless otherwise provided for, surplus property no longer needed by any using agency shall be offered for sale through competitive bids or public auction. Sales by competitive bid will be conducted in accordance with section 28-17 (Competitive sealed bidding) or section 28-10 (Small purchases), except that sale shall be made to the highest responsible bidder. Public auctions may be conducted on site or electronic.