[Adopted as amended 3-21-2012 by Order No. FY 12-112 (Ch. 168 of the 2002 Bylaws)]
The Mayor or his/her designee may sell, either at public auction
or private sale, any article of personal property of which he/she
has custody or control, the fair market value of which does not exceed
$500.
The Mayor or his/her designee may sell at public auction any
article of personal property of which he/she has the custody and control,
the fair market value of which exceeds $500. Notice of public auction
shall be posted on the Town Bulletin Board and published in a newspaper
of general circulation within the Town of Greenfield at least seven
days before said auction is to be held.
Each department of the Town shall at all times keep a complete
inventory and appraisal of the personal property under its jurisdiction
and control and an inventory of all real property including buildings
under its jurisdiction and control.
Each department of the Town shall furnish such inventory and
appraisal of personal property, including unfulfilled orders for personal
property for future delivery, to be indicated as such, and inventory
of real property including buildings for each fiscal year on or before
July 15 of each year to the Mayor and Town Council.
[Adopted 4-21-2010 by Order No. FY 10-072 (Ch. 104 of the 2002 Code)]
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
PUBLIC PLACE
Includes but not limited to any building or a portion thereof,
athletic fields, parking lot, municipal lot, sidewalk, trail, bike
path, park, garden, playground, cemetery, or any such place owned
or under the dominion of the Town which may reasonably be expected
to be viewed by others.
This article shall not apply to the naming and renaming of municipal
buildings, other fixed facilities, and public places which were donated
to the Town contingent upon assignment of a specific name or to any
facility constructed or purchased from money or property donated to
the Town for the purpose of securing a name. Further, this article
does not apply to the naming or renaming of school buildings, fixed
facilities and public places or any other property under the jurisdiction
of the School Committee.
Municipal buildings, other fixed facilities, and public places
shall retain the names as named by the Town Council. The Town Council
may, by a two-thirds vote of the whole Council, change the name of
any municipal buildings, other fixed facilities, and public places
in the Town, provided that, whenever renaming is considered, the matter
is first referred to the Planning and Construction Committee and sent
back to the Town Council in accordance with the requirements of this
article.
Should any section or portion thereof of this article herein
be rendered or declared invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable by reason
of any existing or subsequently enacted legislation or by a court
of competent jurisdiction, such legislation or decision shall apply
only to the specific sections or portion thereof directly specified
in the legislation or decision. All other provisions, sections, or
portions thereof shall remain in full force and effect.