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Lytle council declares vehicle surplus, sets minimum bid at $1,000
Summary
The council adopted Resolution #26-11 declaring specified city property surplus and authorized sealed bids with a minimum bid of $1,000 for the vehicle. The resolution passed unanimously (4–0).
The City Council approved Resolution #26-11 on Feb. 23, declaring certain property surplus and authorizing sealed bids for its purchase. The minutes record that Alderman David Emery moved to approve the resolution with a minimum bid for the vehicle set at $1,000; Alderman Richard Hughes seconded and the vote was 4–0 in favor.
The minutes do not specify the vehicle make, model, or VIN, nor do they attach photographs or an appraisal. The resolution authorizes the city to receive sealed bids and sets a minimum bid amount; additional sale procedures and timelines were not recorded in the minutes and would be available in the city clerk's file for the resolution.
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