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Home My Public Portal About1978.01.01 Valley County Assessor Taxpayer's Valuation Assessment NoticeVALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situatedtin Valley County, Idaho Valley .C'auntylAssessor3uNTY�3h� :1 Courthouse as6a.civld,aho�836111� ' T J ATEWA.Y to.th 'it.. �!.11 SIVE ARE.M MCCALL/ ID 83638 TX ft125—A MCCALL 1ST ADDS! S9 T18 R3 4._QTS 172,3,4 F3 4 12 REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY• ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE StI._ 4000 54— 4000 54— 4000 12, 000* CODE AREA 3 c-�,, _ �s tic, v„.., ' _� (c, s'"% /., UI.S.POS?AGEI, iaer�s°1a +a°�:% as %' n I 3 % I"U G.. J14 JX ) Sv yam. ,K Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: 18.5 JAN 1 197 "Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- • quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ' REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1: Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8., Relorestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11: Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential. Lots and;or Acreage 1G. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY NUMBERS 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste (acreage only (public rights of way) I 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages • (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages • (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) • PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt In 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 58. Farrrr Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 VILLAGE OF MCCALL MCCALL? ID 83638 MCCALL 2ND ADDN LOTS 8 & 9 13LK 1 TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situate[I, in Valley County, Idaho Valley pouniy AssessorJuNT Y fd Courthouse CaSOade;°•Idaho.8361,1 ' ATEGAY t0 L11?- :14 1T!9E RHEA° REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY• ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 54— 400.0 54— 4000 54— 4000 12 F 000* CODE AREA 3 e•SC �`s'z�v--- - ,-, - .4 L.S.PDSAGE , MAY26'78 rf5 ' .-:,1 ... • p --- 1 0. 8 9 ryi _ g' Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO 1E3.5 . DATE: JAN 1. 197 *Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing G. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way) ) 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (Inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt In 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Equipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 VILLAGE OF MCCALL MCCALL, ID 83638 MCCALL ORIGINAL I._OTS 9 & 10 13LK 3 TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idaho; UNTY Valley1G�l�ri�fi�-A�s�sso`� Courthouse Cased Idaho-8361 ,7TEYYn'i to AREA° REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY' ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 54— 4.00(0 54— 4000 54— 4000 :1,27000 ' CODE AREA 3 18.5 Sw—Z_— ---9 a 11AY26'73 )- ' q +..'SL 71! rF! 1 ii K' „1 it /�Ak�� rin ;;! ��—% I .11 !; 9l _.. 7 41 -- -J Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. 'PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: JAN 1 197 *Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. . Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way)] 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold irnprovements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Equipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL M,CCALL? ID 83638 PT. SE/4 SE/4 TX ##15-8 54 T18 R3 TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idaho. 14, Valley ountyLAssessorUNTY iknk Courthouse �Cas`'� dl~ I,dab.o4836:111U',:.. } .AT EV/AY to th UklTIVE A SEA. REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY' ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 54- 4000 Si-•4000 547.4000 :L?,000* CODE AREA 3 18.5 '� qn c�. ••� r�-----•FF K MAY26'78 ;:f(% %� ��O n = rv. � I'.�.831374_- _ ---.— Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: JA%! 1 197 *Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant. to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may ''recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste (acreage only (public rights of way)I 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 VILLAGE OF MCCALL MCCALL, ID 83638 PT. LOT 1 BLK 2 RECORDERS PLAT OF LT :i. S8 T18 R3 TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idahpf : Valleytoohty ASS6Ss'f5'rUNTYA141 .: Courthouse s'oodeldaho;$3611 • • Tre p'.v i:: .f �ilk41 TILT. AREA. REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY* ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE .— 4000 54-- 400() 54-- 4000 :127 000* CODE AREA Cll..:1-11i L S.P107 il1�l� i i• Ml'Y26'78 ;' . DA4'°a' 1�rj n c r E M1 i 1.1).691:,74 _ Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: 18.S JAB! 1 197 "Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar. is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor • Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION ' Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of -hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax. collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization . until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on'the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . .- REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7.. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16:Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots • and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way)] 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 ' 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idaho P Valle y rUNTY�f 3Pf.,.? y ,ou'nk A�s�s�or r Courthouse Cas adCIclahoi:83.6t1:.1�� , :� --- �„4. _ _r4 =;,- - AI FY7AY to t u -'RIti1TIVE AREA') MCCALL, IA 83638 DAVIS BEACH TIC 011 BO< 9 REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY• ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 54— 4900 54— 4000 54-, 4000 CODE AREA 3 18.5 -�-- ..t_,�.--- — it. • Q �;t-''' Zi d•S.ljUS GAiit '. MAY26'73 .,:' ` IIf/ % Y /', .. a i' 9 'J / gi2sgi "~ 0 i •%A\--(Y B.� iY.4L ti Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: JAN 1 197 J K "Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this -statement = your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION • Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Va I I ey County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant.before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15: Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots andior Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way) I 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/orAcreages- (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idandr Valley C,g;lhtit Af§s'esgo?uNT Y Al : 'i � courthouse Cascad0dab o I336 it' .itiiro_`--- ss �:. _:; -� -:,::.-- ',AI EWAY t° thc>:=:::•irRltdll IV E ARCA° MCCALL, IA 83638 DAVIS BEACH LOT 1 & TX 1414 13LK 8 REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY* ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 4— 4900 5.4-- 4UOU 54-- 4000 1 P. 000* CODE AREA 3 rsc f Sw --a..�— f �.F,`- l 1ij.S.POSTAI . <: �I n MAY2678 % �! k.i, �i i. . '� ^_ S 3 0 d Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO 18.5 DATE: JAB! 1 197 *Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho. Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. "Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing G. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10, Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational'Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots - and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste (acreage only (public rights of way)) 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/orAcreages- (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34, Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 Inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63--1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vets, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY -OF "OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situate.() in Valley County, Idandr,A Valle OtIfil tlioa esg`b?uNTY A1.uI-P: • Courthouse .Cascadeld"-a rw836)1, ;Ai EVVAY to tn.."�Sdri{IWITIVE AREA0 MCCALL/ ID 83638 S. OF TX ffa25 IN OESW S9 T18 R3 REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY' ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE .54- 4000 54 - 4000 54- 4000 :1.2, 400* CODE AREA 3 1E3.5 rs �� W i�°! S POS AGE a. MAY26'78 '"6`'.�' '1 � l � 0 -Ti { Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: +JAN 1 197 *Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and .levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way)) 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages • (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cy linders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situatecpn Valley County, Idaho:'�A ! Valley `'D',' f1tyLAsfS6'ssOr UNTv A :;JI•f•w Courthouse CasoadeNAha:8361,1,�_ - ,�,e� g, AT SWAY to the..::::'�RIf11TIYE AREA° MCCALL" ID S3638 EXEMPT L_AKEFOREST SUB I._AKEFOREST PARK REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY' ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE • ASSESSED VALUE 6 3550-- 3, 550—* CODE AREA 1 �vo—l-es_o✓ _J « . CA � r � - u U .POS;I\LiCIK MAY26'79 <®: i • r' -k'Q.2112:L ' ° A '42,4 5 P iZW4 , �. Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO 18.5 DATE: JAN 1 197 "Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- -pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) • 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and! or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste (acreage only (public rights of way) I 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS • 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 VILLAGE OF MCCALL MiCCALL, ID 53636 TX #39 IN SENW MiCCALL ACR S16 T1B R3 TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situateq in Valley Count Idah Val ley , � iY- Ms`esscau" r Y 4s�,� A Courthouse C_aseadeCldah'o"$361 ._ d,TEWAY to tlra�.-i•111.1ITIVE AREA" REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY' ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 54— 4000 54— 4000 54— 4-000 :127000* CODE AREA 3 �e�i. nU x - .SPOSI\1"_ MAY26'79r',' a °' / i 0 r j �'� -•K. ry91.Y Y /Oq;1O, ri- ,, : r,it- t. �tc --- I Ei. i� i s -i 4 L ---- x Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO 18 5 DATE: JAN 1 .197 "Property is listed by category number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as a Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow 5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. *Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY NUMBERS 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste [acreage only (public rights of way) I 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63.1302) 58. Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal , VALLEY COUNTY ASSESSOR. COURTHOUSE CASCADE, IDAHO 83611 CITY OF MCCALL TAXPAYER'S VALUATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Property situated in Valley County, Idaho,A VaIleylapotititY s's'esitiluNT1pf Courthous�;.C�a Ade,lId�h�;836j:Y- 'GATEWAY to flee—:*, RIIIITIVE AREA° MCCALL" ID 83638 ('X 0109—A IN LOT 3 MCCALL 1ST ADDN 89 T18 R3 REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT CATEGORY` ACRES EST. MARKED VALUE ASSESSED VALUE ` 4— 4000 54-- 4000 54— 4000 12, 000* , CODE AREA 3 18- 5 ys, — —Li..........!___ --..� x .z.,1s 0 �2.<` AtU.S.POSTAI,f_C x. MAY26'78_ r•--% A . �i /�`.L1�' r ° I r x_ 1:b�'µ/O� PL16919Ei4L Notify Assessor immediately of any permanent change of address. THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF TAXES DUE. PROPERTY ASSMNT. RATIO % DATE: JAN 1 197 *Property is listed by category..number. Please check your Assessment against number description listed on the reverse side. Please examine this statement — your tax dollar is determined by your assessed value and levy. IF ANY ERROR IS DETECTED — CONTACT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. Don't wait until you receive your tax notice in November! Your assessor can correct errors IF REPORTED AT ONCE. Please advise assessor NOW of any questions you have. Provisions for the corrections are shown on the reverse side. JAMES P. NISULA,.Assessor Phone 382-4295 TAXPAYER INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION Pursuant to Sec. 63-401, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of Valley County meets as Board of Equalization on the fourth Monday,,of each month of the year from January up to the fourth Monday of June, for the purpose of hearing complaints upon valuations of property, and for the purpose of equalizing assessments of property on the real and personal property assessment rolls; and shall meet on the fourth Monday of June to complete the equalization of assessment of all real and personal property which has not yet been equal- ized. Upon meeting to complete the equalization of assessment, the board shall continue in session from day to day until assessment of such property has been completed and shall also hear and determine complaints upon allowing or disallowing hardship exemptions under Sec. • 63-105BB, Idaho Code. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the second Monday of July, at which time it must have completed its business. Pursuant to Sec. 63-1904, Idaho Code, the board of county commissioners of each county shall meet as a board of equalization on the fourth Monday of November of each year for the purpose of hearing complaints concerning the valuation of property placed on the subse- quent assessment roll, for the purpose of equalizing the subsequent property assessment roll and for allowing or disallowing exemptions and rebates complained of under the provisions of this act affecting the assessment of property entered on the subsequent rolls and for the pur- pose of having settlement with the assessor and tax collector. The board may "recess" but not officially adjourn as a board of equalization until the'first Monday of December, at which time its business must have been completed. The county commissioners shall convene as a board of equalization April 12 and on April 15, upon which date it must complete its business and adjourn, to consider claims for tax reduction under the provisions of Sections 63-117 through 63-125, Idaho Code. Should April 15 fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the board shall meet on the next business day. Applications for tax relief by reason of the existence of undue hardship must be made each year by personal appearance of the appli- cant before the county board of equalization between the fourth Monday of June and the second Monday of July. Sections 63-105BB and 63-107, Idaho Code. All meetings of the county board of equalization are held at Commissioners Room, Courthouse, at the hours of 9:00 a.m. to.5:00 p.m. ' REAL PROPERTY (Land) 1. Investment Irrigated Agricultural 2. Investment Irrigated Grazing 3. Investment Non -Irrigated Agricultural 4. Investment Meadow '5. Investment Dry Grazing 6. Investment Timber 7. Investment Reproduction 8. Reforestation 9. Mineral 10. Standing Timber (owned separate from land) 11. Recreational Sites 12. Rural Residential Tracts 13. Rural Commercial Tracts 14. Rural Industrial Tracts 15. Rural Subdivisions Residential Lots and/or Acreage 16. Rural Subdivisions Commercial Lots and/or Acreages PROPERTY CATEGORY 17. Rural Subdivisions Industrial Lots and/or Acreages 18. Other Rural Land 19. Waste (acreage only (public rights of way) 1 20. Residential Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 21. Commercial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) 22. Industrial Lots and/or Acreages - (inside city limits) IMPROVEMENTS 32. Improvements on Categories 1 through 9 33. Improvements on Category 11 34. Improvements on Category 12 35. Improvements on Category 13 36. Improvements on Category 14 37. Improvements on Category 15 38. Improvements on Category 16 39. Improvements on Category 17 NUMBERS 40. Improvements on Category 18 41. Improvements on Category 20 42. Improvements on Category 21 43. Improvements on Category 22 44. Improvements on Exempt Land 45. Utility Systems (locally assessed) PERSONAL PROPERTY 55. Boats 56. Construction Machinery, Tools and Equipment 57. Equities in State Land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) 58- Farm Machinery, Tools and Equipment 59. Furniture and Fixtures 60. Improvements on Railroad Rights of Way 61. Improvements by Lessee other than Category 62 62. Leasehold improvements located on Fed. Gov't., State or Indian land (pyt in 2 inst. Sec. 63-1302) . 63. Logging Machinery, Tools and Eqyipment 64. Mining Machinery, Tools and Equipment 65. Mobile Homes. 66. Net Profit of Mines 67. Operating Property (assessed by STC assessor identification only) 68. Other Miscellaneous Machinery, Tools and Equipment 69. Recreational Vehicles 70. Reservations and Easements 71. Signs and Signboards 72. Tanks, Cylinders, Storage Vessels (Kegs, Vats, etc.) EXEMPT PROPERTY 81. Real and/or Personal