§ 2-216. Categories of real properties.

It is hereby determined that certain categories of real properties owned by the city should be sold and conveyed to the extent practicable and in a manner not inconsistent with public purposes. The categories of real properties to which such determination applies are as follows:

(1)

Category 1. All remnant properties (whether described by metes and bounds descriptions or as a portion of one or more lots in a platted subdivision) originally acquired by the city for the purpose of providing right-of-way or other needed property interests to the city for the construction of any street, drainage, utility installation or other public works project but which properties now constitute remaining remnants after construction of the public works project; and,

(2)

Category 2. Any other tract of real property, regardless of whether originally acquired for a city public works project, which has become a remnant property by reason of the fact that the city has used a significant portion of the property for a city project thereby creating the remnant.

(3)

Category 3. Any real property donated to the city or acquired by the City through any lien or mortgage foreclosure action (formal or informal) which property is not then devoted to or used for any city program or function.

(Ord. No. 44-07, § 2, 6-5-07)