Long Beach, CA
File #: 06-0156    Version: 1 Name: CD - acquisition of tax-defaulted properties
Type: Resolution Status: Adopted
File created: 2/16/2006 In control: City Council
On agenda: 2/21/2006 Final action: 2/21/2006
Title: Recommendation to adopt resolution authorizing the acquisition of tax-defaulted properties, consisting of Assessor Parcel Numbers 7210-026-002, 7210-040-026, 7225-031-032, 7268-036-022, and 7401-009-012, in the City of Long Beach from the County of Los Angeles; authorize City Manager to execute a Chapter 8 Agreement and any and all documents necessary for the acquisition of these tax-defaulted properties; and authorize City Manager to execute all necessary documents for the conveyance of Assessor Parcel Numbers 7210-026-002, 7225-031-032, 7268-036-022, and 7401-009-012 to the Long Beach Housing Development Company. (Districts 4,6,7)
Sponsors: Community Development, Parks, Recreation and Marine, Public Works
Indexes: Taxes
Attachments: 1. C-9sr, 2. C-9att, 3. RES-06-0018
TITLE
Recommendation to adopt resolution authorizing the acquisition of tax-defaulted properties, consisting of Assessor Parcel Numbers 7210-026-002, 7210-040-026, 7225-031-032, 7268-036-022, and 7401-009-012, in the City of Long Beach from the County of Los Angeles; authorize City Manager to execute a Chapter 8 Agreement and any and all documents necessary for the acquisition of these tax-defaulted properties; and authorize City Manager to execute all necessary documents for the conveyance of Assessor Parcel Numbers 7210-026-002, 7225-031-032, 7268-036-022, and 7401-009-012 to the Long Beach Housing Development Company. (Districts 4,6,7)

DISCUSSION
In January 2006, the Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector (County) released a list of properties to be included in the 2006A Public Tax Auction (Auction). These properties have been tax-defaulted for non-payment of property taxes and deemed Subject to Power to Sell by the County. Prior to conducting the Auction, the County grants local governmental agencies an opportunity to request acquisition of these properties via a Chapter 8 agreement (Agreement), if a public need can be determined. An Agreement is provided under the California Revenue and Taxation Code, Division 1, Part 6, Chapter 8, which outlines the provisions for the acquisition of properties by a public agency.

City staff has reviewed and identified five parcels for City acquisition. Four of the five parcels have been requested by The Long Beach Housing Development Company (LBHDC) for the development of affordable housing. Upon acquisition by the City, these four parcels will be conveyed to LBHDC. The Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine has requested one parcel for park related uses. A list of the parcels and acquisition costs is attached as Attachment “A with corresponding maps as Attachment “B.” Additional fees of approximately 15 percent will be charged for each parcel for administrative and processing costs.

The Department of Commu...

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