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Board approves sale of Page County Conservation capital assets; director says items listed online
Summary
The board approved the sale of about a dozen conservation assets — including two trucks, a trailer and a dredge — after the conservation director said items were posted for sealed bids on county web/Facebook pages and in the newspaper; the board asked staff to clarify dates and purchase records on asset forms.
Charles Spinalgo, who identified himself to the board as "director of Page County Conservation," presented a list of capital assets that his department seeks approval to sell and said he had posted the listings on county channels. "I've got the capital assets that were sent to you that need approved to sell," Spinalgo told the board. He said he posted items on the Page County website and Facebook page, placed an ad in the newspaper and intended to follow up with radio announcements.
Spinalgo said the conservation list includes roughly 12 items, including two trucks (years cited in the discussion as 2003 and 2011), a trailer and a dredge, and that some small implements appear homemade. He described using sealed bids as the first method of sale and turning to an external auction service (Purple Wave) if items do not sell locally. Board members asked for clearer capital-asset forms, including purchase years and purchase-price records; the Chair said the county's capitalization threshold is $5,000 and asked staff to amend forms and policy language where needed. The board moved, seconded and approved the conservation capital asset sale by voice vote.
