As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2014
$3,661 (+0.2%)
$208,341 + $138,224
$346,565
2013
$3,654 (+127.3%)
$208,341 + $138,224
$346,565
2012
$1,608 (+2.0%)
$207,400 + $137,600
$345,000
2011
$1,576 (+1.8%)
$58,556 + $98,453
$157,009
2010
$1,548 (−0.5%)
$57,408 + $96,523
$153,931
2009
$1,556 (+2.0%)
$56,979 + $95,802
$152,781
2008
$1,526
$57,115 + $96,030
$153,145
Tax history for 23923 Co Rd 23
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2014
$3,661 (+0.2%)
$208,341 + $138,224
$346,565
2013
$3,654 (+127.3%)
$208,341 + $138,224
$346,565
2012
$1,608 (+2.0%)
$207,400 + $137,600
$345,000
2011
$1,576 (+1.8%)
$58,556 + $98,453
$157,009
2010
$1,548 (−0.5%)
$57,408 + $96,523
$153,931
2009
$1,556 (+2.0%)
$56,979 + $95,802
$152,781
2008
$1,526
$57,115 + $96,030
$153,145
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-N
Agricultural Intensive Zone
The Agricultural Intensive (A-N) Zone is applied to preserve lands best suited for intensive agricultural uses typically dependent on higher quality soils, water availability, and relatively flat topography. The purpose of the zone is to promote those uses, while preventing the encroachment of nonagricultural uses. Uses in the A-N Zone are primarily limited to intensive agricultural production and other activities compatible with agricultural uses. This includes allowing agriculturally-related support uses, excluding incompatible uses, and protecting the viability of the family farm.