As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$780 (−1.8%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2024
$795 (+102.1%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2023
$393 (−56.2%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2022
$899 (+14.8%)
$18,146 + $16,341
$34,487
2021
$783 (−2.4%)
$18,146 + $15,497
$33,643
2020
$802 (−1.6%)
$14,517 + $13,970
$28,487
2019
$815 (+2.4%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2018
$796 (+5.7%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2017
$753 (−3.5%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2016
$780 (−11.4%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2014
$880 (+126.9%)
$7,448 + $25,320
$32,768
2013
$388 (−1.6%)
$7,448 + $14,104
$21,552
2012
$394 (−28.3%)
$7,448 + $14,176
$21,624
2011
$549 (−5.8%)
$10,640 + $17,190
$27,830
2010
$583 (−20.4%)
$12,160 + $17,190
$29,350
2009
$732 (+33.1%)
$15,200 + $20,164
$35,364
2008
$550
Tax history for 1050 Jim Johnson Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$780 (−1.8%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2024
$795 (+102.1%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2023
$393 (−56.2%)
$18,146 + $15,821
$33,967
2022
$899 (+14.8%)
$18,146 + $16,341
$34,487
2021
$783 (−2.4%)
$18,146 + $15,497
$33,643
2020
$802 (−1.6%)
$14,517 + $13,970
$28,487
2019
$815 (+2.4%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2018
$796 (+5.7%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2017
$753 (−3.5%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2016
$780 (−11.4%)
$15,200 + $13,970
$29,170
2014
$880 (+126.9%)
$7,448 + $25,320
$32,768
2013
$388 (−1.6%)
$7,448 + $14,104
$21,552
2012
$394 (−28.3%)
$7,448 + $14,176
$21,624
2011
$549 (−5.8%)
$10,640 + $17,190
$27,830
2010
$583 (−20.4%)
$12,160 + $17,190
$29,350
2009
$732 (+33.1%)
$15,200 + $20,164
$35,364
2008
$550
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AR
Agricultural-Residential District
The AR agricultural-residential district is established to provide a transition between agricultural uses and residential uses. This district provides a location for light agriculture, single-family residential, residentially compatible institutional and recreational uses, and selected agricultural related commercial, such as produce stands, within a rural setting. When residentially compatible institutional, recreational and commercial uses are developed within the AR district, they are to be designed and built to ensure density compatibility with adjacent single-family detached dwellings and otherwise to implement the stated purpose and intent of this Development Code. Minimum lot size within the district is 2 acres.