§ 10058 Public Utility Bid Process
This law says the city council must open all bids on a set date and can sell the public utility to the highest and best bidder, but they can also reject all bids if they think the offers are too low and start a new sale.
A town wants to sell its water treatment plant. They set a deadline, collect bids, and open them on that day. If the best offer is $5 million but the council thinks the plant is worth $10 million, they can reject all the bids and announce a new sale.
The council looks at the bids, decides if they are good enough, and either sells to the top bidder or starts over with a new notice as the law allows.
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§ 10058 Public Utility Bid Process
Last verified: January 11, 2026