As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$96 (+3.1%)
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2025
$93 (+3.1%)
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2024
$91
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2023
$91 (+4.2%)
$2,173 + $1,420
$3,593
2022
$87 (−2.4%)
$1,388 + $1,420
$2,808
2021
$89 (+5.0%)
$1,144 + $843
$1,987
2020
$85 (−1.7%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2019
$86 (−30.5%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2018
$124 (+8.1%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2017
$115 (−5.0%)
$426 + $583
$1,009
2016
$121 (−30.9%)
$853 + $599
$1,452
2014
$175
$848 + $553
$1,401
Tax history for 9122 Chimisa Ranch Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$96 (+3.1%)
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2025
$93 (+3.1%)
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2024
$91
$2,259 + $1,620
$3,879
2023
$91 (+4.2%)
$2,173 + $1,420
$3,593
2022
$87 (−2.4%)
$1,388 + $1,420
$2,808
2021
$89 (+5.0%)
$1,144 + $843
$1,987
2020
$85 (−1.7%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2019
$86 (−30.5%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2018
$124 (+8.1%)
$574 + $625
$1,199
2017
$115 (−5.0%)
$426 + $583
$1,009
2016
$121 (−30.9%)
$853 + $599
$1,452
2014
$175
$848 + $553
$1,401
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RU-1
Rural Zoning District
The principal purpose of this district is to conserve and protect open land uses, as well as foster orderly growth in rural areas, and prevent urban and agricultural land use conflicts. The primary purpose of requiring large minimum parcels of not less than one acre in area is to discourage small lot or residential subdivisions where public facilities such as water, sewage disposal, parks and playgrounds, and governmental services such as police and fire protection are not available or could not reasonably be made currently available. principal uses permitted in this zoning district include both farm and non-farm residential uses, farms, and recreational and institutional uses.