RES 2013-019CITY OF SOUTH LAKE TAHOE
RESOLUTION NO
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RESOLUTION DECLARING CERTAIN VEHICLES AND OTHER
EQUIPMENT AS SURPLUS AND DIRECTING SALE AND /OR
DISPOSAL OF THE ITEMS
WHEREAS, the attached listed items have been reviewed by the Fleet
Manager and the Finance Accounting Manager and found to be surplus to the safe
and efficient operation of the City, and;
WHEREAS, the adopted surplus policy allows for the sale to the public of
such surplus.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of
South Lake Tahoe does hereby declares these items to be surplus and directs staff
to sale and /or dispose in accordance with the adopted surplus sale policy.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of South Lake Tahoe
at a meeting on February 19, 2013 by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers DAMS, COLE, CONNER, LAINE & SWANSO?
NOES: Councilmembers
ABSTAIN: Councilmembers
ABSENT: Councilmembers
ATTEST:
,Susan Alessi, City Clerk /S°��UTH t fr om Davis, Mayor
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2012 -2013
Vehicles and Equipment for Surplus
Vehicles
UNIT # Description
1. 6182 Van Pelt Fire Truck
2. 1230 Chevrolet Lumina
3. 1255 2004 Ford Explorer
Miscellaneous Police Surplus Items
Serial # (VIN)
11HFT4488CLZ15943
2G1WL52M6T9275843
1FMZU72KX4ZA87213
Quantity Item
1. 1 Code 3 MX 7000 non -LED fire colors
2. 1 Code 3 LED X
3. 4 Whelen LFL Liberty LED Bar
4. 1 Whelen Cen Com (red) Amp Controller
5. 9 Code3 Siren Amp Controller
6. 5 Touch Pad (Code 3)
7. 2 Siren Speakers
8. 1 Box of Code 3 Circuit Boards for above Amp Controllers
Miscellaneous Surplus or Disposal Items
Quantity Item
1. 19 Motorola two -way radio
2. 1 Uniden two -way radio
3. 1 Kenwood two -way radio
4. 1 General Electric Radio
• Vehicle 6182 is a thirty one year old fire service vehicle that is currently out of service with a
worn out clutch. This vehicle has 129,921 miles and 12,636 hours on it. It was a low use
reserve vehicle; the equipment was used to help up fit the City's two type three fire service
brush vehicles. The two brush vehicles currently fill in as reserve vehicles when needed.
The age and safety concerns would make this impractical to put it back in service.
• Vehicle 1230 is a 17 year old police vehicle with 84,072 miles on it. The engine overheated
returning from training causing catastrophic failure. The projected cost of replacing the
engine would be $3,748. The cost of replacing an engine for a vehicle of this age and
intended out -of -town use would not be fiscally practical.
• Vehicle 1255 is a 9 year old K -9 police patrol vehicle with 101089 miles. The engine has no
compression in the #1 and #3 cylinder and has valve train noise. This is a severe duty vehicle
that is normally replaced at 4 years. The projected cost of replacing this engine is $6,524.00.
The equipment has been removed and transferred to another police vehicle. For a vehicle of
this age and intended use it would not be practical to put it back in service.
• The police miscellaneous surplus equipment is to be donated to the Inyo County Sherriff
Department. This was arranged through Brian Williams. This goodwill effort is used by
safety departments through the state. This is equipment longer used in the police vehicles.
This type of safety equipment would not be sold at a general auction. The estimated value
of this equipment is $950.00.
• The FCC has required all industrial /business and safety two -way radios to be narrow
banded. The two -way radios on the surplus / disposal list will not narrow band. This is
because of age or programing issues.
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