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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-78-0104RPC/rb 1/30/78 "SUPPOR71VE. DOCUM ENTS FOLLOW" RESOLUTION NO.7 8 m. 1 0 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN NO=LONGER SERVICEABLE EQUIPMENT, TO WIT. 5 MOTOR VEHICLES, AND AUTHORIZING THE DONATION OF THESE VEHICLES TO THE CITY OF CALI, COLOMBIA THROUGH THE CITY OF MIAMI SISTER CITY PROGRAM, WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE CITY OF CALI WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING AND TRANS- PORTATION COSTS. WHEREAS, the City of ;Miami has 5 Motor vehicles which are no longer serviceable for City needs; and WHEREAS, these vehicles can serve no need within any administrative department of the City; and WHEREAS, the Sister City of Cali,Colombia,will be able to utilize these vehicles for worthwhile uses and has requested that the vehicles be turned over to it; and WHEREAS, the donation of the surplus vehicles to the aforesaid Sister City would serve a public purpose by reason of the significant positive impact upon the local community by publizing the concern shared by the City of Miami for the well- being of its Sister Cities in the family of States of this hemisphere; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1, The City Manager is hereby authorized to make the necessary arrangements to transfer possession of the following surplus vehicles to City of Cali, Colombia, through the City of Miami Sister City Program, with the understanding that the City of Cali will be responsible for all shipping and transportation costs: One 1967 Chevrolet Pick Up Truck Veh, #1113, ID #CS147A142698 One 1968 Plymouth Station Wagon Veh, #3160, ID #TK45-F8D-247508 One 1968 Plymouth Station Wagon ITEM / Veh. #3162, ID #TK45-F8D-251318 ITEM NO, DCWVWNT JPIDEX =.a,.,,. �... *,....... . . CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF FE 8 91978 mrsownom78.9'1u One 1969 Plymouth Station Wagon Veb. #3159, ID#T145-F9D=273308 One 1971 Plymouth Station Wagon Veh. #3102, ID #RL45 IG-210226 PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1978, ATTEST: 12A1.P G, ONGIE, CITY CL PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: 9 day of February, Maurice A. Ferre: MAURICE A. FERRE, M A Y 0 R ROBERT F. CLARK, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: GEORGE F. ,NOX, JR . , CITY ATTORNEY DOCUMENT FOLLOW" 7 8..1 O 4 so Joseph Rr Orassie City Manager C 'Vire or Bldg. F, Vehicle Maintenance January 30, 1978 Donation of Five Surplus Vehicles to Cali, Columbia 1 The City of Miami through the efforts of Commissioner J. L. Plummer, Jr. recently sold to the City of Cali, Columbia 54 vehicles, receiving from the sale $41,200.00. During these negotiations, Commissioner Plummer had recommended the donation of five vehicles to the City of Cali, Columbia. The vehicles to be donated are follows: (1) 1967 (1) 1968 (1) 1963 (1) 1969 Chevrolet Pick Up Truck, Veh. #1113 Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Station Station Station (1) 1971 Plymouth Station Wagon, Wagon, Wagon, Wagon, Veh. Veh. Veh. Veh. #3160 03162 03159 #3102. There is to be no cost to the City of Miami for transpor- tation or shipment of these vehicles. It is requested that the attached drafted resolution be placed on the agenda of the City Commission meeting which is scheduled for February 23, 1978. cc: Law Department Budget F, Management "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS s ALLOW? Joseph R. Gtassie City Manager tc uo ,Director Bldg, F. Vehicle Maintenance -- 1 !y4146. 1. `f �i f Novembet 17, 1977 ' Surplus ,iotor Pool Vehicles As you requested, I am herein submitting the information relating to the sztle of surplus vehicles through our Sister City Program versus public auction, Based on historical data of prior public auctions of surplus City vehicles, it appears that the City is gaining a 10-15°0 sale advantage by selling direct in fairly large quantities. That is to say that while some vehicles might bring a slightly higher price than quoted, the majority would fall somewhat less and in some instances considerably less, In our past sales to a Sister City, Commissioner Plummer has quoted the maximum price in all groups, i.e. police cruisers, compact pool cars, pick up trucks. In this past year's sale to Cali, Columbia, a total of 54 units were sold for a total price of S41,200.00. It is my opinion that the City would have received $4,000 to S6,000 less had these same vehicles been sold through public auction. The sale of surplus vehicles in this manner also eliminates the cost of a public auction, which I estimate to be approximately S1,000 to $1,200. An estimate of value on the five vehicles which you requested is as follows: (2) 1968 Plymouth Station Wagons @S500 each (1) 1971 Plymouth Station Wagon ?$600 (1) 1969 Plymouth Station Wagon 0SS50 (1) 1967 Chevrolet Pick Up @$S00 If you require additional information, please contact my office.