(A) The City Council may utilize an expedited process to transfer city-owned real property to a non-profit organization without consultation with or advice from the Planning Commission and without complying with the provisions set forth in the Policy and Procedure Memorandum governing real property transfers as it has or may be amended, if the City Council finds all of the following:
(1) The property to be transferred has been utilized for a purpose that is of benefit to the community for such period of time that the Council believes the continued use of the property for substantially the same purpose will not have an overly disruptive impact on the surrounding neighborhood or its inhabitants;
(2) The property to be transferred will continue to be utilized for substantially the same purpose that is has been used and that purpose is of benefit to the community;
(3) The instrument conveying the property from the city to the non-profit organization contains a clause requiring the property to revert back to the city in the event the property ceases to be used for the benefit of the community in a way that is at least substantially similar to the way that it is being used at the time of the transfer;
(4) The non-profit organization receiving the property is providing substantial value and consideration to the community and to the city in the nature of services rendered to the community;
(5) The value to be received by the community and the city by transferring the property to the non-profit organization exceeds the value of continuing city ownership of the property; and
(6) The proposed transfer of property has been subjected to a minimum of two public hearings before the City Council which were separated by no fewer than seven days, and which were noticed by publication in a newspaper of general circulation.
(Ord. 632-C.S., passed 11-2-99)