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2007
David
M. Lawrence and Charles
Szypszak
12 pages
ISBN 978-1-56011-518-2 (PDF version)
Price: $10.00
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Below you will find updated information
to Article 21, “Property Acquisition, Sale,
and Disposition,” from County and Municipal
Government in North Carolina, the complete
reference book on North Carolina county and municipal
government that provides a comprehensive treatment
of the legal foundations, organization, and the
administration of the state's counties and cities.
This page will provide updates that have occurred
since the article was originally published in
July 2007. When substantial updates are made to
the article, the entire article will be updated
and posted to the County
and Municipal Government web site.
Article 21: Property Acquisition,
Sales, and Disposition, 2007
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April 2008 Update
The 2007 General Assembly enacted G.S. 160A-280, which
permits a local government to donate personal property
that is surplus, obsolete, or unused to certain other
entities. Those other entities are any other governmental
unit within the United States, a sister city in some
other country, or a nonprofit organization established
within the United States. The statute does not establish
any procedural requirements that must be followed before
the donation is made.
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