SENATORS Robert Gardner, Mumper, Zurz, Roberts, Harris, Schuler

To amend sections 307.12, 505.10, and 3313.41 of the

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Revised Code to allow boards of county

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commissioners, boards of township trustees, and

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school boards to donate certain personal property

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to eligible nonprofit organizations located in

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Ohio, to authorize the conveyance of certain

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state-owned real estate in Columbiana County to

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the East Liverpool Young Men's Christian

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Association, and to authorize the Governor to

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convey certain state-owned real estate located in

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Wood County.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF OHIO:

Section 1. That sections 307.12, 505.10, and 3313.41 of the	12
Revised Code be amended to read as follows:	13

Sec. 307.12.  (A) Except as otherwise provided in divisions	14
(B), (C), and(D), (E), and (G) of this section, when the board of	15
county commissioners finds, by resolution, that the county has	16
personal property, including motor vehicles acquired for the use	17
of county officers and departments, and road machinery, equipment,	18
tools, or supplies, which is not needed for public use, or is	19
obsolete, or is unfit for the use for which it was acquired, and	20
when the fair market value of the property to be sold or donated	21
under this division is, in the opinion of the board, in excess of	22
two thousand five hundred dollars, the board may do either of the	23
following:	24

(1) Sell the property at public auction or by sealed bid to	25
the highest bidder. Notice of the time, place, and manner of the	26
sale shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in	27
the county at least ten days prior to the sale, and a typewritten	28
or printed notice of the time, place, and manner of the sale shall	29
be posted at least ten days before the sale in the offices of the	30
county auditor and the board of county commissioners.	31

If a board conducts a sale of property by sealed bid, the	32
form of the bid shall be as prescribed by the board, and each bid	33
shall contain the name of the person submitting it. Bids received	34
shall be opened and tabulated at the time stated in the notice.	35
The property shall be sold to the highest bidder, except that the	36
board may reject all bids and hold another sale, by public auction	37
or sealed bid, in the manner prescribed by this section.	38

(2) Donate any motor vehicle that does not exceed four	39
thousand five hundred dollars in value to a nonprofit organization	40
exempt from federal income taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a)	41
and (c)(3) for the purpose of meeting the transportation needs of	42
participants in the Ohio works first program established under	43
Chapter 5107. of the Revised Code and participants in the	44
prevention, retention, and contingency program established under	45
Chapter 5108. of the Revised Code.	46

(B) When the board of county commissioners finds, by	47
resolution, that the county has personal property, including motor	48
vehicles acquired for the use of county officers and departments,	49
and road machinery, equipment, tools, or supplies, which is not	50
needed for public use, or is obsolete, or is unfit for the use for	51
which it was acquired, and when the fair market value of the	52
property to be sold or donated under this division is, in the	53
opinion of the board, two thousand five hundred dollars or less,	54
the board may selldo either of the following:	55

(1) Sell the property by private sale, without advertisement	56
or public notification;	57

(2) Donate the property to an eligible nonprofit organization	58
that is located in this state and is exempt from federal income	59
taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3). Before donating	60
any property under this division, the board shall adopt a	61
resolution expressing its intent to make unneeded, obsolete, or	62
unfit-for-use county personal property available to these	63
organizations. The resolution shall include guidelines and	64
procedures the board considers necessary to implement a donation	65
program under this division and shall indicate whether the county	66
will conduct the donation program or the board will contract with	67
a representative to conduct it. If a representative is known when	68
the resolution is adopted, the resolution shall provide contact	69
information such as the representative's name, address, and	70
telephone number.	71

The resolution shall include within its procedures a	72
requirement that any nonprofit organization desiring to obtain	73
donated property under this division shall submit a written notice	74
to the board or its representative. The written notice shall	75
include evidence that the organization is a nonprofit organization	76
that is located in this state and is exempt from federal income	77
taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3); a description of	78
the organization's primary purpose; a description of the type or	79
types of property the organization needs; and the name, address,	80
and telephone number of a person designated by the organization's	81
governing board to receive donated property and to serve as its	82
agent.	83

After adoption of the resolution, the board shall publish, in	84
a newspaper of general circulation in the county, notice of its	85
intent to donate unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use county	86
personal property to eligible nonprofit organizations. The notice	87
shall include a summary of the information provided in the	88
resolution and shall be published at least twice. The second and	89
any subsequent notice shall be published not less than ten nor	90
more than twenty days after the previous notice. A similar notice	91
also shall be posted continually in a conspicuous place in the	92
offices of the county auditor and the board of county	93
commissioners, and, if the county maintains a web site on the	94
internet, the notice shall be posted continually at that web site.	95

The board or its representative shall maintain a list of all	96
nonprofit organizations that notify the board or its	97
representative of their desire to obtain donated property under	98
this division and that the board or its representative determines	99
to be eligible, in accordance with the requirements set forth in	100
this section and in the donation program's guidelines and	101
procedures, to receive donated property.	102

The board or its representatives also shall maintain a list	103
of all county personal property the board finds to be unneeded,	104
obsolete, or unfit for use and to be available for donation under	105
this division. The list shall be posted continually in a	106
conspicuous location in the offices of the county auditor and the	107
board of county commissioners, and, if the county maintains a web	108
site on the internet, the list shall be posted continually at that	109
web site. An item of property on the list shall be donated to the	110
eligible nonprofit organization that first declares to the board	111
or its representative its desire to obtain the item unless the	112
board previously has established, by resolution, a list of	113
eligible nonprofit organizations that shall be given priority with	114
respect to the item's donation. Priority may be given on the basis	115
that the purposes of a nonprofit organization have a direct	116
relationship to specific public purposes of programs provided or	117
administered by the board. A resolution giving priority to certain	118
nonprofit organizations with respect to the donation of an item of	119
property shall specify the reasons why the organizations are given	120
that priority.	121

(C) Members of the board of county commissioners shall	122
consult with the Ohio ethics commission, and comply with the	123
provisions of Chapters 102. and 2921. of the Revised Code, with	124
respect to any sale or donation under division (A) or (B) of this	125
section to a nonprofit organization of which a county	126
commissioner, any member of the county commissioner's family, or	127
any business associate of the county commissioner is a trustee,	128
officer, board member, or employee.	129

(D) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in division (A),	130
(B), or (C)(E) of this section and regardless of the property's	131
value, the board of county commissioners may sell or donate county	132
personal property, including motor vehicles, to the federal	133
government, the state, or any political subdivision of the state	134
without advertisement or public notification.	135

(C)(E) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in division	136
(A), (B), or (E)(G) of this section and regardless of the	137
property's value, the board of county commissioners may sell	138
personal property, including motor vehicles acquired for the use	139
of county officers and departments, and road machinery, equipment,	140
tools, or supplies, which is not needed for public use, or is	141
obsolete, or is unfit for the use for which it was acquired, by	142
internet auction. The board shall adopt, during each calendar	143
year, a resolution expressing its intent to sell that property by	144
internet auction. The resolution shall include a description of	145
how the auctions will be conducted and shall specify the number of	146
days for bidding on the property, which shall be no less than	147
fifteen days, including Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays.	148
The resolution shall indicate whether the county will conduct the	149
auction or the board will contract with a representative to	150
conduct the auction and shall establish the general terms and	151
conditions of sale. If a representative is known when the	152
resolution is adopted, the resolution shall provide contact	153
information such as the representative's name, address, and	154
telephone number.	155

After adoption of the resolution, the board shall publish, in	156
a newspaper of general circulation in the county, notice of its	157
intent to sell unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use county	158
personal property by internet auction. The notice shall include a	159
summary of the information provided in the resolution and shall be	160
published at least twice. The second and any subsequent notice	161
shall be published not less than ten nor more than twenty days	162
after the previous notice. A similar notice also shall be posted	163
continually throughout the calendar year in a conspicuous place in	164
the offices of the county auditor and the board of county	165
commissioners, and, if the county maintains a websiteweb site on	166
the internet, the notice shall be posted continually throughout	167
the calendar year at that websiteweb site.	168

When property is to be sold by internet auction, the board or	169
its representative may establish a minimum price that will be	170
accepted for specific items and may establish any other terms and	171
conditions for the particular sale, including requirements for	172
pick-up or delivery, method of payment, and sales tax. This type	173
of information shall be provided on the internet at the time of	174
the auction and may be provided before that time upon request	175
after the terms and conditions have been determined by the board	176
or its representative.	177

(D)(F) When a county officer or department head determines	178
that county-owned personal property under the jurisdiction of the	179
officer or department head, including motor vehicles, road	180
machinery, equipment, tools, or supplies, is not of immediate	181
need, the county officer or department head may notify the board	182
of county commissioners, and the board may lease that personal	183
property to any municipal corporation, township, or other	184
political subdivision of the state. The lease shall require the	185
county to be reimbursed under terms, conditions, and fees	186
established by the board, or under contracts executed by the	187
board.	188

(E)(G) If the board of county commissioners finds, by	189
resolution, that the county has vehicles, equipment, or machinery	190
which is not needed, or is unfit for public use, and the board	191
desires to sell the vehicles, equipment, or machinery to the	192
person or firm from which it proposes to purchase other vehicles,	193
equipment, or machinery, the board may offer to sell the vehicles,	194
equipment, or machinery to that person or firm, and to have the	195
selling price credited to the person or firm against the purchase	196
price of other vehicles, equipment, or machinery.	197

(F)(H) If the board of county commissioners advertises for	198
bids for the sale of new vehicles, equipment, or machinery to the	199
county, it may include in the same advertisement a notice of the	200
willingness of the board to accept bids for the purchase of	201
county-owned vehicles, equipment, or machinery which is obsolete	202
or not needed for public use, and to have the amount of those bids	203
subtracted from the selling price of the other vehicles,	204
equipment, or machinery as a means of determining the lowest	205
responsible bidder.	206

(G)(I) If a board of county commissioners determines that	207
county personal property is not needed for public use, or is	208
obsolete or unfit for the use for which it was acquired, and that	209
the property has no value, the board may discard or salvage that	210
property.	211

(H)(J) As used in this section, "internet" means the	212
international computer network of both federal and nonfederal	213
interoperable packet switched data networks, including the	214
graphical subnetwork called the world wide web.	215

Sec. 505.10. (A) The board of township trustees may accept,	216
on behalf of the township, the donation by bequest, devise, deed	217
of gift, or otherwise, of any real or personal property for any	218
township use. When the township has property, including motor	219
vehicles, road machinery, equipment, and tools, which the board,	220
by resolution, finds is not needed for public use, is obsolete, or	221
is unfit for the use for which it was acquired, the board may sell	222
and convey that property or otherwise dispose of it in accordance	223
with this section. Except as otherwise provided in sections	224
505.08, 505.101, and 505.102 of the Revised Code, the sale or	225
other disposition of unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use property	226
shall be made in accordance with one of the following:	227

(A)(1) If the fair market value of property to be sold is, in	228
the opinion of the board, in excess of two thousand five hundred	229
dollars, the sale shall be by public auction or by sealed bid to	230
the highest bidder. The board shall publish notice of the time,	231
place, and manner of the sale once a week for three weeks in a	232
newspaper published, or of general circulation, in the township,	233
the last of those publications to be at least five days before the	234
date of sale, and shall post a typewritten or printed notice of	235
the time, place, and manner of the sale in the office of the board	236
for at least ten days prior to the sale.	237

If the board conducts the sale of the property by sealed bid,	238
the form of the bid shall be as prescribed by the board, and each	239
bid shall contain the name of the person submitting it. Bids	240
received shall be opened and tabulated at the time stated in the	241
published and posted notices. The property shall be sold to the	242
highest bidder, except that the board may reject all bids and hold	243
another sale, by public auction or sealed bid, in the manner	244
prescribed by this section.	245

(2) If the fair market value of property to be sold is, in	246
the opinion of the board, two thousand five hundred dollars or	247
less, the board may selldo either of the following:	248

(a) Sell the property by private sale, without advertisement	249
or public notification;	250

(b) Donate the property to an eligible nonprofit organization	251
that is located in this state and is exempt from federal income	252
taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3). Before donating	253
any property under this division, the board shall adopt a	254
resolution expressing its intent to make unneeded, obsolete, or	255
unfit-for-use township property available to these organizations.	256
The resolution shall include guidelines and procedures the board	257
considers to be necessary to implement the donation program and	258
shall indicate whether the township will conduct the donation	259
program or the board will contract with a representative to	260
conduct it. If a representative is known when the resolution is	261
adopted, the resolution shall provide contact information such as	262
the representative's name, address, and telephone number.	263

The resolution shall include within its procedures a	264
requirement that any nonprofit organization desiring to obtain	265
donated property under this division shall submit a written notice	266
to the board or its representative. The written notice shall	267
include evidence that the organization is a nonprofit organization	268
that is located in this state and is exempt from federal income	269
taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3); a description of	270
the organization's primary purpose; a description of the type or	271
types of property the organization needs; and the name, address,	272
and telephone number of a person designated by the organization's	273
governing board to receive donated property and to serve as its	274
agent.	275

After adoption of the resolution, the board shall publish, in	276
a newspaper of general circulation in the township, notice of its	277
intent to donate unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use township	278
property to eligible nonprofit organizations. The notice shall	279
include a summary of the information provided in the resolution	280
and shall be published at least twice. The second and any	281
subsequent notice shall be published not less than ten nor more	282
than twenty days after the previous notice. A similar notice also	283
shall be posted continually in the board's office, and, if the	284
township maintains a web site on the internet, the notice shall be	285
posted continually at that web site.	286

The board or its representatives shall maintain a list of all	287
nonprofit organizations that notify the board or its	288
representative of their desire to obtain donated property under	289
this division and that the board or its representative determines	290
to be eligible, in accordance with the requirements set forth in	291
this section and in the donation program's guidelines and	292
procedures, to receive donated property.	293

The board or its representative also shall maintain a list of	294
all township property the board finds to be unneeded, obsolete, or	295
unfit for use and to be available for donation under this	296
division. The list shall be posted continually in a conspicuous	297
location in the board's office, and, if the township maintains a	298
web site on the internet, the list shall be posted continually at	299
that web site. An item of property on the list shall be donated to	300
the eligible nonprofit organization that first declares to the	301
board or its representative its desire to obtain the item unless	302
the board previously has established, by resolution, a list of	303
eligible nonprofit organizations that shall be given priority with	304
respect to the item's donation. Priority may be given on the basis	305
that the purposes of a nonprofit organization have a direct	306
relationship to specific public purposes of programs provided or	307
administered by the board. A resolution giving priority to certain	308
nonprofit organizations with respect to the donation of an item of	309
property shall specify the reasons why the organizations are given	310
that priority.	311

(3) If the board finds, by resolution, that the township has	312
motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools which are not	313
needed or are unfit for public use, and the board wishes to sell	314
the motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools to the	315
person or firm from which it proposes to purchase other motor	316
vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools, the board may offer	317
to sell the motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools to	318
that person or firm, and to have the selling price credited to the	319
person or firm against the purchase price of other motor vehicles,	320
road machinery, equipment, or tools.	321

(4) If the board advertises for bids for the sale of new	322
motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools to the	323
township, it may include in the same advertisement a notice of the	324
willingness of the board to accept bids for the purchase of	325
township-owned motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools	326
which are obsolete or not needed for public use, and to have the	327
amount of those bids subtracted from the selling price of the new	328
motor vehicles, road machinery, equipment, or tools, as a means of	329
determining the lowest responsible bidder.	330

(5) When a township has title to real property, the board of	331
township trustees, by resolution, may authorize the transfer and	332
conveyance of that property to any other political subdivision of	333
the state upon such terms as are agreed to between the board and	334
the legislative authority of that political subdivision.	335

(6) When a township has title to real property and the board	336
of township trustees wishes to sell or otherwise transfer the	337
property, the board, upon a unanimous vote of its members and by	338
resolution, may authorize the transfer and conveyance of that real	339
property to any person upon whatever terms are agreed to between	340
the board and that person.	341

(7) If the board of township trustees determines that	342
township personal property is not needed for public use, or is	343
obsolete or unfit for the use for which it was acquired, and that	344
the property has no value, the board may discard or salvage that	345
property.	346

(B) When the board has offered property at public auction	347
under this section and has not received an acceptable offer, the	348
board, by resolution, may enter into a contract, without	349
advertising or bidding, for the sale of that property. The	350
resolution shall specify a minimum acceptable price and the	351
minimum acceptable terms for the contract. The minimum acceptable	352
price shall not be lower than the minimum price established for	353
the public auction.	354

(C) Members of the board shall consult with the Ohio ethics	355
commission and comply with the provisions of Chapters 102. and	356
2921. of the Revised Code, with respect to any sale or donation	357
under division (A)(2) of this section to a nonprofit organization	358
of which a township trustee, any member of the township trustee's	359
family, or any business associate of the township trustee is a	360
trustee, officer, board member, or employee.	361

(D) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in division (A)	362
or (B) of this section and regardless of the property's value, the	363
board may sell personal property, including motor vehicles, road	364
machinery, equipment, tools, or supplies, which is not needed for	365
public use, or is obsolete, or is unfit for the use for which it	366
was acquired, by internet auction. The board shall adopt, during	367
each calendar year, a resolution expressing its intent to sell	368
that property by internet auction. The resolution shall include a	369
description of how the auctions will be conducted and shall	370
specify the number of days for bidding on the property, which	371
shall be no less than fifteen days, including Saturdays, Sundays,	372
and legal holidays. The resolution shall indicate whether the	373
township will conduct the auction or the board will contract with	374
a representative to conduct the auction and shall establish the	375
general terms and conditions of sale. If a representative is known	376
when the resolution is adopted, the resolution shall provide	377
contact information such as the representative's name, address,	378
and telephone number.	379

After adoption of the resolution, the board shall publish, in	380
a newspaper of general circulation in the township, notice of its	381
intent to sell unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use township	382
personal property by internet auction. The notice shall include a	383
summary of the information provided in the resolution and shall be	384
published at least twice. The second and any subsequent notice	385
shall be published not less than ten nor more than twenty days	386
after the previous notice. A clerk also shall post a similar	387
notice also shall be posted continually throughout the calendar	388
year in a conspicuous place in the board's office, and, if the	389
township maintains a web site on the internet, the notice shall be	390
posted continually throughout the calendar year at that web site.	391

When property is to be sold by internet auction, the board or	392
its representative may establish a minimum price that will be	393
accepted for specific items and may establish any other terms and	394
conditions for the particular sale, including requirements for	395
pick-up or delivery, method of payment, and sales tax. This type	396
of information shall be provided on the internet at the time of	397
the auction and may be provided before that time upon request	398
after the terms and conditions have been determined by the board	399
or its representative.	400

As used in this section, "internet" means the international	401
computer network of both federal and nonfederal interoperable	402
packet switched data networks, including the graphical subnetwork	403
called the world wide web.	404

Sec. 3313.41.  (A) Except as provided in divisions (C), (D),	405
(F), and (G) of this section, when a board of education decides to	406
dispose of real or personal property that it owns in its corporate	407
capacity, and that exceeds in value ten thousand dollars, it shall	408
sell the property at public auction, after giving at least thirty	409
days' notice of the auction by publication in a newspaper of	410
general circulation or by posting notices in five of the most	411
public places in the school district in which the property, if it	412
is real property, is situated, or, if it is personal property, in	413
the school district of the board of education that owns the	414
property. The board may offer real property for sale as an entire	415
tract or in parcels.	416

(B) When the board of education has offered real or personal	417
property for sale at public auction at least once pursuant to	418
division (A) of this section, and the property has not been sold,	419
the board may sell it at a private sale. Regardless of how it was	420
offered at public auction, at a private sale, the board shall, as	421
it considers best, sell real property as an entire tract or in	422
parcels, and personal property in a single lot or in several lots.	423

(C) If a board of education decides to dispose of real or	424
personal property that it owns in its corporate capacity and that	425
exceeds in value ten thousand dollars, it may sell the property to	426
the adjutant general; to any subdivision or taxing authority as	427
respectively defined in divisions (A) and (C) of section 5705.01	428
of the Revised Code, township park district, board of park	429
commissioners established under Chapter 755. of the Revised Code,	430
or park district established under Chapter 1545. of the Revised	431
Code; to a wholly or partially tax-supported university,	432
university branch, or college; or to the board of trustees of a	433
school district library, upon such terms as are agreed upon. The	434
sale of real or personal property to the board of trustees of a	435
school district library is limited, in the case of real property,	436
to a school district library within whose boundaries the real	437
property is situated, or, in the case of personal property, to a	438
school district library whose boundaries lie in whole or in part	439
within the school district of the selling board of education.	440

(D) When a board of education decides to trade as a part or	441
an entire consideration, an item of personal property on the	442
purchase price of an item of similar personal property, it may	443
trade the same upon such terms as are agreed upon by the parties	444
to the trade.	445

(E) The president and the treasurer of the board of education	446
shall execute and deliver deeds or other necessary instruments of	447
conveyance to complete any sale or trade under this section.	448

(F) When a board of education has identified a parcel of real	449
property that it determines is needed for school purposes, the	450
board may, upon a majority vote of the members of the board,	451
acquire that property by exchanging real property that the board	452
owns in its corporate capacity for the identified real property or	453
by using real property that the board owns in its corporate	454
capacity as part or an entire consideration for the purchase price	455
of the identified real property. Any exchange or acquisition made	456
pursuant to this division shall be made by a conveyance executed	457
by the president and the treasurer of the board.	458

(G) When a school district board of education decides to	459
dispose of real property suitable for use as classroom space,	460
prior to disposing of suchthat property under divisiondivisions	461
(A) throughto (F) of this section, it shall first offer that	462
property for sale to the governing authorities of the start-up	463
community schools, established under Chapter 3314. of the Revised	464
Code and located within the territory of the school district, at a	465
price that is not higher than the appraised fair market value of	466
that property. If more than one community school governing	467
authority accepts the offer made by the school district board, the	468
board shall sell the property to the governing authority that	469
accepted the offer first in time. If no community school governing	470
authority accepts the offer within sixty days after the offer is	471
made by the school district board, the board may dispose of the	472
property in the applicable manner prescribed under divisions (A)	473
to (F) of this section.	474

(H) When a school district board of education has property	475
that the board, by resolution, finds is not needed for school	476
district use, is obsolete, or is unfit for the use for which it	477
was acquired, the board may donate that property in accordance	478
with this division if the fair market value of the property is, in	479
the opinion of the board, two thousand five hundred dollars or	480
less.	481

The property may be donated to an eligible nonprofit	482
organization that is located in this state and is exempt from	483
federal income taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3).	484
Before donating any property under this division, the board shall	485
adopt a resolution expressing its intent to make unneeded,	486
obsolete, or unfit-for-use school district property available to	487
these organizations. The resolution shall include guidelines and	488
procedures the board considers to be necessary to implement the	489
donation program and shall indicate whether the school district	490
will conduct the donation program or the board will contract with	491
a representative to conduct it. If a representative is known when	492
the resolution is adopted, the resolution shall provide contact	493
information such as the representative's name, address, and	494
telephone number.	495

The resolution shall include within its procedures a	496
requirement that any nonprofit organization desiring to obtain	497
donated property under this division shall submit a written notice	498
to the board or its representative. The written notice shall	499
include evidence that the organization is a nonprofit organization	500
that is located in this state and is exempt from federal income	501
taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 501(a) and (c)(3); a description of	502
the organization's primary purpose; a description of the type or	503
types of property the organization needs; and the name, address,	504
and telephone number of a person designated by the organization's	505
governing board to receive donated property and to serve as its	506
agent.	507

After adoption of the resolution, the board shall publish, in	508
a newspaper of general circulation in the school district, notice	509
of its intent to donate unneeded, obsolete, or unfit-for-use	510
school district property to eligible nonprofit organizations. The	511
notice shall include a summary of the information provided in the	512
resolution and shall be published at least twice. The second and	513
any subsequent notice shall be published not less than ten nor	514
more than twenty days after the previous notice. A similar notice	515
also shall be posted continually in the board's office, and, if	516
the school district maintains a web site on the internet, the	517
notice shall be posted continually at that web site.	518

The board or its representatives shall maintain a list of all	519
nonprofit organizations that notify the board or its	520
representative of their desire to obtain donated property under	521
this division and that the board or its representative determines	522
to be eligible, in accordance with the requirements set forth in	523
this section and in the donation program's guidelines and	524
procedures, to receive donated property.	525

The board or its representative also shall maintain a list of	526
all school district property the board finds to be unneeded,	527
obsolete, or unfit for use and to be available for donation under	528
this division. The list shall be posted continually in a	529
conspicuous location in the board's office, and, if the school	530
district maintains a web site on the internet, the list shall be	531
posted continually at that web site. An item of property on the	532
list shall be donated to the eligible nonprofit organization that	533
first declares to the board or its representative its desire to	534
obtain the item unless the board previously has established, by	535
resolution, a list of eligible nonprofit organizations that shall	536
be given priority with respect to the item's donation. Priority	537
may be given on the basis that the purposes of a nonprofit	538
organization have a direct relationship to specific school	539
district purposes of programs provided or administered by the	540
board. A resolution giving priority to certain nonprofit	541
organizations with respect to the donation of an item of property	542
shall specify the reasons why the organizations are given that	543
priority.	544

Members of the board shall consult with the Ohio ethics	545
commission, and comply with Chapters 102. and 2921. of the Revised	546
Code, with respect to any donation under this division to a	547
nonprofit organization of which a board member, any member of a	548
board member's family, or any business associate of a board member	549
is a trustee, officer, board member, or employee.	550

Section 2. That existing sections 307.12, 505.10, and 3313.41	551
of the Revised Code are hereby repealed.	552

Section 3.  (A) The Governor is hereby authorized to execute	553
a deed in the name of the state conveying to the East Liverpool	554
Young Men's Christian Association, and its successors and assigns,	555
all of the state's right, title, and interest in the following	556
described real estate:	557

Situated in the City of East Liverpool, County of Columbiana	558
and State of Ohio and known as being permanent parcel number	559
37-50128. More specifically described as:	560

Known as and being Lot Number One (1) in the Replat of Lots	561
#273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311,	562
& 312 and their corresponding vacated portions of Grove and High	563
Alley's of the Addition of Smith, Cook, Robinson, Blakeley,	564
Mansley, and Mitchell to East Liverpool, being a part of the City	565
of East Liverpool, Columbiana County, State of Ohio.	566

Said Replat being recorded in Plat Book 21, page 076 in the	567
Columbiana County Recorder's record of Plats.	568

Said lot being more accurately described as follows:

569

Situated in the City of East Liverpool, County of Columbiana,	570
and State of Ohio:	571

Known as and being part of lots #278 & 307 and all lots #273,	572
274, 275, 276, 277, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312 of the Cook, Robinson,	573
Blakely, Mansley & Mitchell Addition to the City of East	574
Liverpool, as said addition is recorded in Deed Book 24, Page 430	575
at the Columbiana County Recorder's Office and also those portions	576
of the vacated Grove and High Alley's adjacent to said lots and	577
more fully described as follows:	578

BEGINNING at the northwesterly corner of said lot #273 at the	579
intersection of the easterly right-of-way of Walnut Street and the	580
southerly right-of-way of East Fourth Street;	581

Thence North 76 degrees 24 minutes 14 seconds East, along	582
said southerly right-of-way, a distance of 234.97 feet to the	583
northeasterly corner of said lot #312 and the westerly	584
right-of-way of College Street;	585

Thence South 13 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds East, along	586
said westerly right-of-way, a distance of 188.46 feet to an iron	587
pin set on the easterly boundary of said lot #307;	588

Thence South 76 degrees 24 minutes 14 seconds West, through	589
the lands of the grantor, a distance of 124.30 feet to an iron pin	590
set in the vacated Grove Alley;	591

Thence South 13 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds East,	592
continuing through the lands of the grantor, a distance of 9.70	593
feet to an iron pin set in the vacated Grove Alley;	594

Thence South 76 degrees 24 minutes 14 seconds West a distance	595
of 110.67 feet to an iron pin set on the westerly boundary of said	596
lot #278 and the aforesaid easterly right-of-way of Walnut Street;	597

Thence North 13 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds West, along	598
said easterly right-of-way, a distance of 198.16 feet to the place	599
of beginning;	600

Containing in area 1.041 acres more or less, but subject to	601
all legal highways and right-of-ways.	602

Description prepared and based on a survey by Dallis Dawson &	603
Associates, dated November 14, 2003, Drawing No. L-28-2003.	604

Prior deed references: O.R.V. 847/Page 751 & D.V. 1433/Page	605
46.	606

Note: All iron pins set are 5/8" diameter by 30" length steel	607
rebar w/cap marked P.S. #7787.	608

(B) Consideration for the conveyance of the real estate	609
described in division (A) of this section is the conveyance from	610
the East Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association to the state	611
and its successors and assigns of the following described real	612
estate or other similar real estate acceptable to Kent State	613
University:	614

Situated in the City of East Liverpool, County of Columbiana	615
and State of Ohio, and known as being permanent parcel numbers	616
37-08568, 37-05101, 37-02435, 37-09497, and 37-06065.000.	617

(C) Kent State University and the East Liverpool Area Young	618
Men's Christian Association shall pay the costs of the conveyances	619
described in divisions (A) and (B) of this section.	620

(D) The real estate described or referred to in division (B)	621
of this section that is conveyed to the state shall be for the use	622
and benefit of Kent State University.	623

(E) Upon the conveyance to the state of the real estate	624
described or referred to in division (B) of this section, the	625
Auditor of State, with the assistance of the Attorney General,	626
shall prepare a deed to the real estate described in division (A)	627
of this section. The deed shall state the consideration. The deed	628
shall be executed by the Governor in the name of the state,	629
countersigned by the Secretary of State, sealed with the Great	630
Seal of the State, presented in the Office of the Auditor of State	631
for recording, and delivered to the East Liverpool Young Men's	632
Christian Association. The East Liverpool Young Men's Christian	633
Association shall present the deed for recording in the Office of	634
the Columbiana County Recorder.	635

(F) This section shall expire one year after its effective	636
date.	637

Section 4.  (A) The Governor is hereby authorized to execute	638
a deed in the name of the state conveying to the purchaser, and	639
the purchaser's heirs and assigns or successors and assigns, all	640
of the state's right, title, and interest in the following	641
described real estate:	642

Inlots numbers 4560, 4561, and 4562 in University Heights, an	643
addition to the City of Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio.	644

(B) The consideration for the real estate described in	645
division (A) of this section shall be a purchase price acceptable	646
to the Board of Trustees of Bowling Green State University	647
following a survey by a licensed surveyor, if necessary, and an	648
appraisal by one or more disinterested persons.	649

(C) Upon payment of the purchase price by the purchaser, the	650
Auditor of State, with the assistance of the Attorney General,	651
shall prepare a deed to the real estate described in division (A)	652
of this section. The deed shall state the consideration. The deed	653
shall be executed by the Governor in the name of the state,	654
countersigned by the Secretary of State, sealed with the Great	655
Seal of the State, presented in the office of the Auditor of State	656
for recording, and delivered to the purchaser. The purchaser shall	657
present the deed for recording in the office of the Wood County	658
Recorder.	659

(D) Advertising costs, appraisal fees, and all other costs of	660
the sale of the real estate described in division (A) of this	661
section shall be paid by the Board of Trustees of Bowling Green	662
State University unless otherwise specified in the contract of	663
sale.	664

(E) The net proceeds of the sale of the real estate described	665
in division (A) of this section shall be paid to Bowling Green	666
State University and deposited in University accounts for purposes	667
to be determined by the Board of Trustees of Bowling Green State	668
University.	669

(F) This section shall expire five years after its effective	670
date.	671