As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$84 (+17.8%)
2021
$71 (+5.3%)
$6,400
2020
$67 (−61.8%)
$16,900
2019
$176 (−23.0%)
$17,300
2018
$229 (+193.1%)
$17,300
2017
$78 (+13.0%)
$6,000
2015
$69
$4,900
Tax history for 4413 Roberta Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$84 (+17.8%)
2021
$71 (+5.3%)
$6,400
2020
$67 (−61.8%)
$16,900
2019
$176 (−23.0%)
$17,300
2018
$229 (+193.1%)
$17,300
2017
$78 (+13.0%)
$6,000
2015
$69
$4,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RR-1
Rural Residential 1 Zone
The rural residential 1 zone serves as a residential transitional area between the suburban areas surrounding cities and towns and the agricultural districts. Specifically, the rural residential 1 applies to the Clark Addition and Kau Trail areas and is intended to: Provide an opportunity for rural residential living in areas close enough to cities and towns to permit commuting to work and in a manner that will not conflict with active agricultural production; Provide a buffer area between urban and suburban areas and those areas reserved for continued agricultural production, to lessen potential conflicts between development and agriculture; Provide a transitional area into which future suburban development can expand as and/or if needed; Provide areas for a continued mixture of low-density residential development and hobby farming activities; Provide a mechanism to in-fill existing development patterns in the Clark Addition and Kau Trail transitional areas;6.Contain low-density development within those outlying areas already substantially committed to this use.; The rural residential 1 zone is characterized by a mixture of land uses encompassing small-scale commercial agriculture, part-time hobby farms, and scattered low-density commuter-residential development. Development in this zone should be primarily self-supporting and of a low density so as to not cause pollution problems which would force extensions of public water and sewer facilities.