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Council adopts Resolution 180 to declare certain city personal property surplus and authorize sale

Preston City Council · February 23, 2026
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Summary

Attorney Lyle Fuller introduced Resolution 180, a notice for sale of personal property; council approved Resolution 180 unanimously and Fuller will clarify whether councilmembers may bid on the sealed items.

City Attorney Lyle Fuller introduced Resolution 180, which declares certain City of Preston personal property as surplus and authorizes disposal. Fuller reviewed the Notice for Sale — the minutes state it outlines viewing times, bid due date and the bid opening date — and the council discussed whether councilmembers could submit sealed bids.

Councilmember Terry Larson asked whether council members could bid on the surplus items given that they are sealed bids; Attorney Fuller said he would review the question and his initial view is that it is acceptable provided the council is not opening, reviewing or awarding the bids. Councilmember Terry Larson moved and Councilmember Chris Larsen seconded the resolution; the motion received unanimous approval. The minutes reference a copy of Resolution 180 attached to the record.