(A) The Judge/Executive shall prepare a written statement which describes the property, including the date of acquisition and its intended use at the time.
(B) The statement shall include the proposed disposition of the property and the reasons such a disposition is in the public interest.
(C) The statement shall include the present use of the property and evidence of consultation with the person having custody or control.
(D) The method of disposition shall be stated, and whether it is to be transferred to another governmental agency or to a private concern; compensation, if any, to be received; and whether it is to be sold at public auction, by sealed bids, or through negotiations.
(E) If the property is to be sold through negotiations, the property shall be appraised by at least two competent and independent appraisers and the appraisals attached. No property shall be sold on a negotiated basis for less than the appraised value.
(Prior Code, § 22.108) (Ord. passed 6-13-1994)