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Effect on Favoritism. No impact. Very narrow market. <br />Other Factors. This exemption was in the city's prior contracting code. <br />EC 2.1430(6) — Surplus Property. <br />Alternate Award Process. Solicitation agent's discretion. <br />Cost Savings and Other Benefits. <br />1. Avoids unnecessary solicitation expense by allowing solicitation agent <br />to determine whether cost of solicitation is justified by value of surplus <br />property. <br />2. Allows purchasing agent to establish <br />charitable organizations. <br />3. Allows purchasing agent to develop <br />provide needed low-income housing <br />programs for donation to <br />rules to enhance opportunities to <br />Effect on Competition. No impact. Responds to unique opportunities. <br />Effect on Favoritism. No impact. Responds to unique opportunities. <br />Other Factors. Variations in the type, quantity, quality and opportunities for <br />recycling of surplus property are too large to have this class of contracts <br />governed by a single solicitation method. <br />EC 2.1430(7) — Concession Agreements. <br />Alternate Award Process. Purchasing agent to adopt rules for award, as in the <br />case of personal service contracts. <br />Cost Savings and Other Benefits. Allows city to take advantage of unique <br />revenue opportunities. <br />Effect on Competition. Responds to unique opportunities for which the number <br />of competitors may range from none to many. <br />Effect on Favoritism. No impact. Responds to unique opportunities. <br />Other Factors. Not a contract for the acquisition or disposal of goods, or <br />services or public improvements. Most similar to personal services contract <br />because the quality of the concession may be more important than price factors. <br />Variation in types and sizes of concession opportunities is too great to provide a <br />single method of solicitation. Statutory public contracting requirements may not <br />apply. May not be a public contract. Most similar to personal services contract. <br />Findings may not be required. <br />EXHIBIT A - FINDINGS PAGE 12 OF 12 <br />