As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2017
$1,411 (−0.6%)
$32,025 + $58,960
$90,985
2015
$1,419 (+4.0%)
$32,025 + $53,680
$85,705
2014
$1,364 (−12.9%)
$32,025 + $54,245
$86,270
2013
$1,566 (+11.3%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2012
$1,407 (+5.6%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2011
$1,333 (+14.0%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2010
$1,169 (−4.7%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2009
$1,226
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
Tax history for 2093 Rd F NE
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2017
$1,411 (−0.6%)
$32,025 + $58,960
$90,985
2015
$1,419 (+4.0%)
$32,025 + $53,680
$85,705
2014
$1,364 (−12.9%)
$32,025 + $54,245
$86,270
2013
$1,566 (+11.3%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2012
$1,407 (+5.6%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2011
$1,333 (+14.0%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2010
$1,169 (−4.7%)
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
2009
$1,226
$32,090 + $63,775
$95,865
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RR1
Rural Residential 1 District
The purpose of the Rural Residential 1 RR1 zoning district is to preserve the residential character and rural aspects of rural residential areas, to provide buffering or transitions between existing rural developments and areas of higher or lower densities, and to provide for low density, single- or two-family residential development. Rural Residential 1 RR1 areas are characterized by: smallscale farms; dispersed single-family homes on large parcels; being distant from community services necessary to support development of a suburban or urban character; and large areas of open space.