Assessment Roll Sample Clauses
The Assessment Roll clause defines the official record of property values used for taxation purposes within a given jurisdiction. It typically outlines how properties are listed, valued, and updated on the roll, and may specify the timing and procedures for making corrections or appeals. This clause ensures that property assessments are transparent and standardized, providing a clear basis for calculating property taxes and resolving disputes over assessed values.
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Assessment Roll. The official listing of assessments of real property maintained by the Kenton County Property Valuation Office. BASE RATE. The Storm Water Management Fee charged on a base unit (equivalent residential unit). The monthly Storm Water Management Fee for a Single Family Residential (SFR) property in the City of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ equals the base rate. DEVELOPED PROPERTY. Real property which has been altered from its natural state by an addition of any improvements such as buildings, structures, or other impervious areas. EQUIVALENT RESIDENTIAL UNIT (ERU). The average impervious surface area associated with a single-family residential property in the city as calculated using statistical methods.
Assessment Roll. The roll shall be completed and ready for review by Tuesday following the first Monday in March. Assessment notice changes shall be sent to all City property owners regardless of the amount of the increase. Sates data and property cards shall be available for inspection by the City of Cadillac Board of Review.
Assessment Roll. The Designated Assessor shall prepare or shall cause the preparation of the assessment roll and certify it for the Assessing District in a timely manner.
Assessment Roll. The County shall prepare the assessment roll and certify the same for The Municipality in a timely manner.
Assessment Roll. The City of ▇▇▇▇ shall prepare the assessment roll and certify the same for the City of Saint Louis in a timely manner.
Assessment Roll. Ottawa County shall prepare the assessment roll and certify it for the Township in a timely manner.
Assessment Roll. After the assessed values of all properties on a First Nation’s land have been determined, and the properties have been placed in appropriate assessment classes, the assessment roll is created. The First Nations Management Act (FMA) legislation requires each participating First Nation to annually produce an assessment roll. BC Assessment Authority (BCA) provides the Completed Roll in January and a Revised Roll in April. Supplementary Rolls to address the construction of new properties, changes in property use, etc. Assessment notices are created from the information on the assessment roll. The assessment notice is the document that BCA sends to property owners or taxpayers to tell them about the assessment of the property. The assessment notice must conform to the format set out in the Tax and Assessment Laws and First Nations Tax Commission (FNTC) standards. BCA issues Assessment Notices on or before December 31 annually. As an efficient alternative to launching a formal appeal, taxpayers are encouraged to use a mechanism called a request for reconsideration of assessment. A request for reconsideration is where a taxpayer asks an assessor to reconsider the original assessment. Taxpayers have a 30 day from the time the assessment notices are mailed to make a request for reconsideration. In this process, the assessor reviews the assessment of the taxable property in question and provides the taxpayer with the results of the reconsideration (valuation, classification, errors, omissions, exemptions). There is no charge for a reconsideration of assessment.
Assessment Roll. The City and the Nation will, subject to the provisions of Section B.7 [Valuation Services and Principles] and B.8 [Promise to Give Assessment Change Notice], cause the BCAA (at the Nation’s sole expense) to annually prepare and provide directly to the Parties (within approximately the same time periods as other assessment rolls are prepared by the BCAA for the rest of the Province) the BCAA’s classification and valuation data pertaining to each Parcel within the Reserve (the “Sen̓áiw Assessment Roll”). The Sen̓áiw Assessment Roll will be used by the City in calculating the Assessment-Based Fee pursuant to Section B.5 [Assessment-Based Fee]. Neither the City nor the Nation will do anything which causes or might cause the BCAA to assess the Parcels within the Reserve utilizing a different methodology than is set out in Section B.7 [Valuation Services and Principles] without first notifying the other at least one year in advance of the date upon which such different methodology takes effect and then only after the Parties have agreed on how such different methodology will be factored into the calculation of the Assessment-Based Fee in order to preserve the intent and effect of this Schedule B.