(a) For public sale of property valued at less than $5,000, by publishing notice at least five days before the sale in a legal newspaper of general circulation or a newspaper having general circulation in the county;

(b) For public sale of property valued at $5,000 or more, by publishing a notice that describes the property and advises interested purchasers of the time and place of sale in a legal newspaper of general circulation at least once a week for two consecutive weeks, the last notice to appear no more than five days before the date of sale;

(c) For negotiated sales of property pursuant to SCC 4.46.141(2) or SCC 4.46.46.181(2) after an unsuccessful public sale, by publishing a notice that describes the proposed terms of sale, any non-negotiable terms, and whether the county will open the negotiated sale process to proposals from interested parties, in a legal newspaper of general circulation or a newspaper having general circulation in the county at least once a week for two consecutive weeks before an offer is accepted by the county; and

(a) The cost of administration, advertisement, and maintaining property awaiting sale during the period required to follow the advertising requirements would exceed the value of the property;

(b) The council has determined an emergency to exist with respect to the property; or

(c) State law imposes different advertising requirements.