As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$471
$199,194 + $1,877,940
$2,077,134
2022
$471
$191,460 + $1,805,018
$1,996,478
2021
$471
$191,460 + $1,805,018
$1,996,478
2020
$471
$187,706 + $1,769,626
$1,957,332
2019
$471 (−69.0%)
$185,782 + $1,751,481
$1,937,263
2018
$1,518 (+1.1%)
$182,140 + $1,717,139
$1,899,279
2017
$1,502 (−39.5%)
$175,068 + $1,642,618
$1,817,686
2016
$2,481 (+23.7%)
$175,068 + $1,642,618
$1,817,686
2015
$2,005 (+52.7%)
$171,636 + $1,610,410
$1,782,046
2014
$1,313
$165,747 + $1,555,150
$1,720,897
Tax history for 2236 Tozer St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$471
$199,194 + $1,877,940
$2,077,134
2022
$471
$191,460 + $1,805,018
$1,996,478
2021
$471
$191,460 + $1,805,018
$1,996,478
2020
$471
$187,706 + $1,769,626
$1,957,332
2019
$471 (−69.0%)
$185,782 + $1,751,481
$1,937,263
2018
$1,518 (+1.1%)
$182,140 + $1,717,139
$1,899,279
2017
$1,502 (−39.5%)
$175,068 + $1,642,618
$1,817,686
2016
$2,481 (+23.7%)
$175,068 + $1,642,618
$1,817,686
2015
$2,005 (+52.7%)
$171,636 + $1,610,410
$1,782,046
2014
$1,313
$165,747 + $1,555,150
$1,720,897
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PD (3000)
Planned Development Zone
The purpose of the P-D zones is to authorize and regulate density of condominiums, cooperatives, planned developments, and other residential subdivisions. The district is intended to allow use of special design criteria for maximum utility of the site and to allow maximum design flexibility within the density limitations provided in of the subchapter.; Special residential developments such as clustering and density transfers are encouraged, and variations from normal zoning standards may be considered, such as zero side yard and common wall developments. Through the Planned Development process, special residential design standards may be established which regulate the subdivision rather than the typical residential standards of the Municipal Code.; All developments in P-D zones are subject to the provisions of Chapters 2 and 3 of Title 10 of the City Municipal Code. As such, any subdivision in the P-D zone requiring public maintenance shall also be subject to the City's Standard Specifications, with modifications to be approved only by action of the City Council.