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Council declares old chamber chairs surplus under Resolution 569
Summary
By unanimous vote the Westfir City Council adopted Resolution 569 to declare former council-chamber chairs surplus property and directed staff to dispose of them consistent with the city's surplus and public contracting procedures.
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Council reviewed Resolution 569, which would declare several former council-chamber chairs surplus property. Staff noted the city ordinance and public contracting rules that guide disposal of surplus items and that low-value items are often donated or sold to thrift stores.
A councilor moved to accept Resolution 569; a colleague seconded and the motion carried with unanimous "aye" votes. Members discussed donating the chairs to a thrift organization or otherwise disposing of them in accordance with city policy.
Why it matters: adopting a surplus declaration creates a public record and ensures the city follows its procurement and disposition rules when removing old assets from inventory.
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