CHAPTER 3
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
ARTICLE A. REAL PROPERTY 1
SECTION:
4-3A-1: Acquisition
4-3A-2: Deed Recording
4-3A-3: Duties Of Officials
4-3A-4: Identification Of Surplus Real Property
4-3A-5: Conveyance Of City Real Property
4-3A-6: Sale Of Property Acquired By Condemnation
4-3A-7: Conveyance Of DDOU Property
4-3A-8: Conveyance To Ogden City Redevelopment Agency
4-3A-9: Validity Of Actions
Notes
1 | 1. Prior ordinance history: 1979 Code §§ 3.14.010, 3.14.020, 3.14.030, 3.14.040, 3.14.050, 3.14.060, 3.14.070, 3.14.080, 3.14.090, 3.14.100, 3.14.110, 3.14.120, 3.14.130; Ord. 94-62, 11-22-1994; Ord. 95-60, 9-5-1995; Ord. 97-80, 10-21-2997; Ord. 2001-12, 2-20-2001. |
A. Authority; Mayor: Interests in real property shall be purchased or otherwise acquired for the city by the mayor, or the mayor's designee, and no other officer or employee shall be authorized to purchase or acquire real property for or on behalf of the city. Agreements to purchase or otherwise acquire an interest in real property shall comply with the requirements of section 4-2A-3 of this title.
B. Planning Commission Review: The acquisition of real property for the establishment of a public use shall conform with the Ogden City general plan and shall be reviewed by the planning commission for its determination as to such compliance. The planning commission may adopt guidelines authorizing staff review of such acquisitions for compliance with the plan. For purposes of this subsection, "public use" includes any street, park, or other public way, ground, place or space, any city owned building or structure, and any city owned utility. It shall not include real property acquired by the city for a specific project or purpose involving the future conveyance of the property to a third party for other than a public use. Compliance with this subsection is intended to implement the provisions of Utah Code Annotated section 10-9-305.
(Ord. 2003-20, 8-5-2003)
A. Property Conveyed: Whenever any interest in real property is conveyed to the city, the deed or other instrument of conveyance shall immediately be delivered to the city recorder, who shall forthwith cause the same to be recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the real property is situated. After such deed or other instrument has been so recorded, the original deed or other instrument shall be filed with the city recorder, and a copy provided to the property manager designated pursuant to subsection 4-3A-3A of this article.
B. Property Transferred: Whenever any interest in real property is transferred by the city, a copy of the deed or other instrument of transfer shall be filed at length in the office of the city recorder and the property manager designated pursuant to subsection 4-3A-3A of this article.
(Ord. 2003-20, 8-5-2003)
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