The following shall be exempt from this article:
(1) Disposal of real property of the board of water supply;
(2) Disposal of any real property acquired by the city specifically for the purpose of disposing of the property, provided that the ordinance or resolution authorizing the acquisition specifically provides for the disposal of the city real property by means other than those specified in this article; and
(3) Disposal of real property constituting a housing unit or unimproved housing lot acquired or developed by the city when the unit or lot is disposed individually.
A unit or lot is disposed “individually” when disposed:
(A) After a solicitation of bids or offers for that unit or lot by itself; and
(B) In a transaction separate from the transaction disposing any other city real property.
When units or lots in a housing project are placed for sale to the public or class of the public, the solicitation of offers for a unit or lot in the project shall be deemed a solicitation for “that unit or lot by itself” which complies with subdivision (1).
For the purposes of this subsection, “housing unit” means a detached dwelling or duplex unit, including the zoning lot on which situated and other appertaining real property interests. “Housing unit” also means a dwelling unit in a multi-family dwelling and the appurtenant real property interests to the unit. “Unimproved housing lot” means a zoning lot, with no or only infrastructure improvements, on which a detached dwelling or duplex unit must be constructed by the acquisitor. “Detached dwelling,” “duplex unit,” “dwelling unit,” “multi-family dwelling,” and “zoning lot” mean the same as defined under Chapter 21.
(1990 Code, Ch. 37, Art. 1, § 37-1.5) (Added by Ord. 92-108; Am. Ord. 98-48)