1. Published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City; and

2. Mailed to the party or successor of the party from whom the Subject Parcel was acquired, if such party can be identified; and

3. Mailed to all owners and residents of record of property, as shown on the most recent property tax assessment roll, located within 500’ of the Subject Parcel; and

4. Mailed to any City-recognized neighborhood association chair whose boundaries include the Subject Property; and

5. Mailed to any person who has previously requested, in writing, to receive a copy of such public hearing notice; and

6. Affixed to a sign placed on a conspicuous location on the Subject Property.

1. Whether a further appraisal or review appraisal is necessary in setting the minimum acceptable price;

2. Whether the Subject Parcel should be disposed of in exchange for a monetary value that is less than the appraised value, based upon a finding by the City Council that disposition of the surplus property for less than its appraised value is in the public interest as determined by the City Council acting in its legislative capacity;

3. Whether the Subject Parcel should be sold by some other specifically- recommended process;

4. Whether special covenants or restrictions should be imposed as a condition of the sale;

5. Whether good cause has been shown for City payment of any costs associated with sale of the Subject Parcel;

6. Whether good cause has been shown for conveyance of the Subject Parcel by instrument other than quitclaim deed. (Ord. M-3923 §8, 2009)