3.16.340 Surplus supplies and equipment—Scrap.
A. The finance director shall have authority to scrap surplus property if, regardless of value, it is broken or inoperable, cannot be repaired economically, and cannot otherwise be traded in, sold, auctioned, donated, or salvaged.
B. The finance director shall have authority to scrap surplus property in the following instances:
1. If the surplus property, in the opinion of the finance director, has a historical value of less than five hundred dollars per unit, and for multiple items, has a combined total historical value of less than one thousand dollars, is not broken and cannot otherwise be traded in, sold, auctioned, donated, or salvaged.
2. If the surplus property, regardless of value, is obsolete or nonfunctional and cannot otherwise be traded in, sold, auctioned, donated, or salvaged.
C. All other surplus property may be scrapped by the finance director subject to the additional approval of the city council. (Ord. 595 § 1 (Exh. A (part)), 2012)