HomeMy WebLinkAbout#08 - Equipment disposal STAFF REPORT
DATE: 7/20/2021
CONSENT
MOTION
TO: City Council
FROM: Marty Powers, Public Works Director & Dustin Kalis, Fire Chief
AGENDA ITEM: Sale of Excess and Retired Equipment & Acquired Property
REVIEWED BY: Kristina Handt, City Administrator
BACKGROUND: With the acquisition of new equipment, excess equipment, other equipment that has reached the end of its useful life, Public Works and the Fire Department has a surplus of assets that is no longer operational or needed to conduct city services. ISSUE BEFORE COUNCIL: Should the City Council authorize staff to publicly advertise and sell excess and retired city equipment and assets consistent with the City’s Purchasing Policy? FISCAL IMPACT: Revenue generated by the sale of this equipment will be added to the Equipment Replacement Fund. Below is a list of surplus equipment and the anticipated sale price.
1998 Ford plow truck $10,000
1987 International Fire Tender Truck $4,000
2 tailgates $200
3000 Gallon Portable Drop Tank $200
4 bumpers $150
Miscellaneous Lighting and Wiring $100
Motorized Hose Reel $100
Water Ball Supports and Equipment $100
Rubber Hose 1 3/4" & 2 1/2" $50
7 Cord Reels w/ Cords $50
2 - Dump Valve w/ Chutes $50
Ground Monitor $50
Floating Pump $50
2 Box Fans $50
Sand Blaster $45
Hard Sided Cases $40
JD steps $35
JD fenders $35
Building Exhaust Vent $35
2 Pump Cans $30
Gas cans $30
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3 pto shafts $30
Table Saw $30
3 Shop Vacs $30
1 chain saw $25
Dog kennel $25
Miscellaneous Hose Fittings $25
Miscellaneous Pagers and Parts $25
Utility sink $20
VHS Camcorder $20
Tool Box $20
Center Console $20
Kerosene Tank $15
Rims and Tires $15
25' Cloth 5" Hose $15
Wheel Covers F350 $10
Blankets $10
OPTIONS:
• Approve sale of Excess and Retired Equipment
• Deny sale of Excess and Retired Equipment
• Discuss and amend the sale of Excess and Retired Equipment
RECOMMENDATION:
“Motion to approve the sale of Excess and Retired Equipment as detailed in the City’s Purchasing Policy”