The city manager shall conduct an annual examination of the need for city-owned real property. In conducting this analysis, the city manager shall consider the city’s real property requirements expressed through master plans for public facilities, including, but not limited to, libraries, water and wastewater, police and fire, district service centers, streets, and parks. If no need currently or prospectively exists as identified by specific master plans, the real property shall be considered unneeded, and the city manager shall report these findings to the city council and, when appropriate, submit an analysis including zoning, land uses, and development potential in the vicinity of the property. (Ord. Nos. 17259; 28684)