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File #: 040719    Version: 0
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 9/21/2004 In control: ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action: 10/11/2004
Effective date:    
Title: Resolution declaring improved, tax-deed property surplus to municipal needs and authorizing sales in the 6th, 7th and 15th aldermanic districts. (DCD)
Sponsors: THE CHAIR
Indexes: PROPERTY SALES, SURPLUS PROPERTY
Attachments: 1. Fiscal Note.pdf, 2. CPC Letter.pdf
Number
040719
Version
ORIGINAL
Reference
 
Sponsor
THE CHAIR
Title
Resolution declaring improved, tax-deed property surplus to municipal needs and authorizing sales in the 6th, 7th and 15th aldermanic districts. (DCD)
Analysis
This resolution authorizes the Commissioner of City Development to dispose of improved, tax-deed property in accordance with the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances and with supplemental procedures described herein.
Body
Whereas, Chapter 304-49 of the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances ("Code") specifies the disposition process for surplus, City-owned real estate; and
 
Whereas, The Common Council of the City of Milwaukee ("Common Council") has, by adoption of resolution and other policy direction, supplemented the Code with procedural steps designed to streamline the process for returning property to the tax roll and into the hands of responsible parties; and
 
Whereas, Those steps in the surplus property disposition process can be summarized as follows:
 
After the City Plan Commission declares property surplus to municipal needs and the Common Council approves an asking price, the Department of City Development ("DCD") shall market property in the following preferential order:
 
1. To qualified nonprofit organizations who can purchase property prior to being placed on the market either at the specified asking price if over $10,000, or for $750 if valued at $10,000 or less, provided that the proposed use and the contemplated improvements are deemed to be compatible with neighborhood context in all respects. (Whenever a nonprofit organization is acting as a facilitator of a transaction for a homebuyer/owner-occupant, DCD may convey property directly to a third party deemed qualified by the nonprofit organization.)
 
2. If there is no nonprofit organization interest, area residents shall be given an exclusive opportunity to purchase property for 30 days prior to property being exposed to the open market.
 
3. If no acceptable area resident offers are received, property shall be advertised to the general public with stipulated bid due dates via an open listing method.
 
4. If no acceptable offers are received after initial open listing, property then goes on an extended listing and offers can be accepted at any time on a first-come basis.
 
; and
 
Whereas, The City Plan Commission and the Public Improvements Committee have determined that the following properties have no possible municipal use:
 
PROPERTY ADDRESS, TAX KEY NUMBER, LISTING PRICE, ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
 
3175 North 10th Street, TK #283-0627-000-3, $15,100.00, 6th
 
2878 North 17th Street, TK #311-2021-000-1, $11,000.00, 6th
 
2800-02 North 18th Street, TK #311-1719-000-8, $25,300.00, 6th
 
2900 North 19th Street, TK #311-1313-000-0, $9,400.00, 6th
 
3043 North 20th Street, TK #310-0811-000-2, $12,200.00, 7th
 
2912 North 21st Street, TK #310-1414-000-2, $10,000.00, 7th
 
2840 North 22nd Street, TK #310-1331-000-1, $9,300.00, 15th
 
2945 North 23rd Street, TK #310-1009-000-0, $10,000.00, 7th
 
1944 North 26th Street, TK #350-1260-000-1, $9,700.00, 15th
 
2456 North 27th Street, TK #325-1090-000-5, $21,000.00, 15th
 
2962-64 North 27th Street, TK #310-2302-000-1, $10,000.00, 7th
 
1832-34 North 29th Street, TK #349-0963-000-4, $9,200.00, 15th
 
2952 North 29th Street, TK #309-0248-000-1, $15,000.00, 7th
 
2037 North 33rd Street, TK #349-0355-100-5, $9,900.00, 15th
 
2225-27 North 33rd Street, TK #349-0244-000-5, $28,800.00, 15th
 
2218 North 34th Street, TK #349-0234-000-0, $12,300.00, 15th
 
2824-26 North 34th Street, TK #309-1027-000-8, $18,000.00, 15th
 
2556 North 35th Street, TK #326-1510-000-4, $10,400.00, 15th
 
2854 North 35th Street, TK #309-1072-000-3, $14,700.00, 15th
 
2432-34 North 36th Street, TK #327-0376-000-6, $6,400.00, 15th
 
2640 North 36th Street, TK #327-1517-000-X, $11,300.00, 15th
 
2171-73 North 37th Street, TK #348-1028-100-8, $16,100.00, 15th
 
2015-17 North 38th Street, TK #348-0262-000-6, $19,500.00, 15th
 
2138-40 North 38th Street, TK #348-1052-000-2, $20,600.00, 15th
 
2157 North 41st Street, TK #348-0531-000-8, $16,400.00, 15th
 
1544 West Center Street, TK #311-0709-000-5, $8,700.00, 15th
 
1338 West Groeling Avenue, TK #311-1011-000-9, $10,000.00, 6th, with lot at 1334 West Groeling
 
1345 West Hadley Street, TK #311-1131-000-1, $12,300.00, 15th
 
2481-83 West Locust Street, TK #310-9971-000-7, $10,000.00, 7th
 
2611-13 North Richards Street, TK #322-0438-000-6, $9,600.00, 6th
 
; and
 
Whereas, The Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee recommends selling said properties, authorizing the Commissioner of DCD, or designee, to accept offers to purchase on behalf of the City and directing the Commissioner of DCD to close those transactions provided that:
 
1. Offers conform in all respects to procedural guidelines.
 
2. Offers, net of commissions, are greater than 75 percent of list price.
 
3. Buyers are not delinquent on the payment of real estate taxes, special assessments or any other municipal charges for any property a buyer may own in the city of Milwaukee, whether such property is owned individually or in partnership with others and/or under any other name.
 
4. Buyers do not have outstanding orders to correct code or other violations issued by any enforcement agency for any property a buyer may own in the city of Milwaukee, or have a history of non-compliance with any such agencies, whether such property is owned individually or in partnership with others and/or under any other name.
 
5. Buyers are not known to have been convicted of crimes the nature of which can be reasonably assumed to be detrimental to the health and quality of life in neighborhoods including, but not by way of limitation, mortgage fraud, property flipping, drug trafficking, sexual assault and other violent crime.
 
6. Buyers agree to bring property into code compliance within the time specified by the Department of Neighborhood Services.
 
; now, therefore, be it
 
Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee, that said properties are declared surplus; and, be it
 
Further Resolved, That the Commissioner of DCD is authorized and directed to dispose of the property in accordance with the procedures described herein; and, be it
 
Further Resolved, That the Commissioner of DCD is authorized and directed to market unbuildable adjoining vacant lots with said property, said vacant lots being declared surplus as if fully set forth herein; and, be it
 
Further Resolved, That the Commissioner of DCD is authorized and directed to make price reductions of up to 25 percent if and when property attracts no offers to purchase after being exposed to the market on at least two occasions; and, be it
 
Further Resolved, That the Commissioner of DCD shall deposit the proceeds from all sales, net of commissions, closing related expenses and a 20 percent disposition cost reimbursement to the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee into the Reserve for Tax Deficit Fund Account No. 0001-334106.
Drafter
DCD:KT:mb
09/21/04/A