The second column lists the specific information the County has on file about the property in each of those categories. Property owners should check each column carefully to make sure the information is correct. There is ample space beside each column for the property owner to make any corrections which are necessary. A similar sheet categorized for commercial property will be mailed to commercial property owners. We want to obtain the most accurate information, so we are asking property owners to check it themselves.
Revaluation is frequently misunderstood.
It equalizes property valuation. The sole purpose of the State law we are following is to see that all property values are listed as they really are. Once these information sheets are returned to the County, they will be used to correct or update the presently stored data. The Tax Revaluation staff will then develop a schedule of land and building costs which will be determined by actual costs within the local market. Those schedules will then be used in the final value setting period.