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SAN LEANDRO ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TITLE 1 CITY COUNCIL <br /> Chapter 9 Gifts, Donations, and Sponsorships Policy <br /> 0.9.100: POLICY ON GIFTS, DONATIONS, AND SPONSORSHIPS TO THE CITY. <br /> From time to time, individuals, groups, or corporations may wish to sponsor, donate or bequeath <br /> real or personal property to the City. Cash donations are also often made to the City for the pur- <br /> chase of a variety of goods and services, intended for public and administrative use. Sponsorships <br /> by individuals, groups and/or corporations are also a major source of support to many City func- <br /> tions be they in the form of cash or in-kind contributions. This policy establishes procedures for <br /> solicitation and/or acceptance of donations and sponsorships. A uniform set of procedures shall be <br /> followed in acceptance of all donations and proper approval shall be obtained prior to acceptance. <br /> All cash and capital goods donated to the City shall be accounted for in accordance with the proce- <br /> dures set forth in this policy. <br /> The City Manager shall recommend to the City Council to accept, reject or recommend the sale of <br /> any gift made to or for the City for any public purpose. The City may utilize the gift as prescribed <br /> by the donor or, providing use of the gift and/or the income from it is not restricted, the gift may be <br /> used for any purpose that furthers City goals and objectives. The City Council shall provide for ac- <br /> knowledgment of the donation per the guidelines of this policy or in any manner deemed appropri- <br /> ate. <br /> 0.9.105: DEFINITIONS. <br /> (a) Gift. For purposes of this policy, the terms "gifts," "donations" and "sponsorships" shall be <br /> synonymous. A gift may be a monetary contribution and/or a real/personal property item(s) <br /> that the City has accepted and for which the donor has not received any good(s) or service <br /> in return. <br /> 0.9.110: DONATIONS TO THE CITY. <br /> (a) Responsibility. The City Manager or designee shall have the authority to accept donations <br /> in which the total value is less than $5,000. All donations whose total value exceeds $5,000 <br /> shall be reviewed and accepted by City Council. The City Manager or designee shall be re- <br /> sponsible for management of all donated funds and facilitating the disbursement of donated <br /> items. <br /> (b) Solicitation of Gifts. The Mayor, and/or City Councilmembers, City Manager, and, if so <br /> authorized by the City Manager, City staff, may approach companies or organizations to re- <br /> quest donations of goods, services, property or funds to facilitate the achievement of identi- <br /> fied City goals. <br /> All solicited gifts shall be subject to applicable Fair Political Practices Commission and <br /> Government Code reporting requirements. <br /> (c) Unsolicited Gift. Unsolicited donations will be evaluated to determine whether the dona- <br /> tion has a valid unrestricted use to the City. <br /> Department Responsible for Revision: City Manager Chapter 19 <br /> 06/20/2005 Page 1 <br />