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2022-001
Legislation Date
1/4/2022
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2022
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Amend 131
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(b) The Mayor, subject to review and approval by the Directors of Finance and Law, may also <br />execute the following: <br />(1) Credit applications and enter into credit contracts with City vendors approved <br />through either the City purchase order process or the City contracting process; <br />(2) Public or private grant applications and, if awarded, agreement forms or contracts <br />required to receive approved grant funding for capital improvements, supplement labor costs, or <br />other financial resources, tangible or intangible, so long as the terms and conditions of grant <br />approval do not require City matching funds in excess of the expenditure limitation set forth in <br />paragraph (a) (1). <br />(c) If any of the conditions set forth in paragraphs (a) or (b) above are not met with respect to <br />any contract to which the City is a party, then the Mayor shall, prior to executing any such <br />contract, obtain express authorization from the City Council. <br />131.06 AUTHORITY TO ACCEPT DONATIONS. <br />(a) The Mayor is authorized to accept donations of money and/or personal property on behalf of <br />the City, so long as: <br />(1) The donation represents an unconditional gift by the donor; <br />(2) The donation does not require that the City provide any matching funds or property; <br />and <br />(3) The fair market value of the donation does not exceed two thousand dollars <br />($2,000.00). <br />(4) The donation is not offered by a company, organization or person currently engaged <br />in a contract with the City, or has applications for approval pending before the City, or has <br />bidding or other contract proposals pending for review by the City. <br />(5) The donation does not propose the improvement of public property, including real <br />estate, buildings, and fixtures, and does not propose the donation of personal property, in kind, <br />valued at more than two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars. <br />(b) Upon accepting any such donation of money or personal property that has a value of at least <br />five hundred dollars ($500.00) the Mayor shall submit a report to the Clerk of Council approved <br />as to form and substance by the Director of Law, which shall state the purpose for which the <br />donation has been made by the donor and, if the donation is money, the City fund into which the <br />donation shall be deposited. <br />(c) The Mayor must report to Council the aggregate amount of all donations accepted each year <br />pursuant to subsection (a) as not individually having exceed two thousand dollars <br />($2,000.00). This report shall identify the donations and the amount of each donation, as well as <br />the donor, and must be submitted to Council within thirty (30) days of the end of the year. <br />(d) For purposes of this section, an "unconditional" gift is one in which there is no obligation <br />imposed by the donor upon the City as a condition of acceptance. A gift shall not be considered <br />"conditional" if the donor simply restricts the use of the gift to a particular department or division <br />of the City, or, if the gift is money, the fund into which the money shall be deposited. <br />
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