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Morehouse approves disposal of old recreation-center equipment, forgoes Auctions International
Summary
The town approved disposal of several Recreation Center items that have exceeded their useful life and decided not to sell them through Auctions International due to potential post-sale liability concerns.
The board approved Resolution #26-3-4 authorizing disposal of municipal equipment that has exceeded its useful lifespan, including the Recreation Center keg cooler, prep table, economy grill, Franklin stove/oven, voting machine and two play horses from the playground.
During discussion, Board Member Sonya DeVuyst asked, "so, we are not putting it on Auctions International?" Supervisor Anthony Fernandez replied that the town would not use that service because "if there are any problems with them down the road after they are sold, the buyer can come back on the Town. I don't want anything like that. So, we are just going to get rid of them." The board carried the resolution as recorded.
The action removes older equipment from town inventories; the minutes do not record a resale method beyond the decision to avoid Auctions International, nor do they record sale prices or a disposal vendor.
