As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,852 (+9.3%)
$97,800 + $470,000
$567,800
2024
$7,185 (−3.3%)
$81,600 + $439,000
$520,600
2023
$7,426 (+10.0%)
$81,600 + $435,200
$516,800
2022
$6,748 (+3.5%)
$81,600 + $370,900
$452,500
2021
$6,523 (−4.1%)
$68,000 + $307,300
$375,300
2020
$6,802 (+4.9%)
$68,000 + $293,000
$361,000
2019
$6,484 (+10.0%)
$68,000 + $275,200
$343,200
2018
$5,893 (+10.0%)
$68,000 + $254,600
$322,600
2017
$5,357 (−1.4%)
$68,000 + $218,600
$286,600
2016
$5,435 (+1.8%)
$68,000 + $206,700
$274,700
2014
$5,338 (−7.2%)
$68,000 + $206,700
$274,700
2013
$5,755
$68,000 + $227,200
$295,200
Tax history for 325 E Richardson Springs Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,852 (+9.3%)
$97,800 + $470,000
$567,800
2024
$7,185 (−3.3%)
$81,600 + $439,000
$520,600
2023
$7,426 (+10.0%)
$81,600 + $435,200
$516,800
2022
$6,748 (+3.5%)
$81,600 + $370,900
$452,500
2021
$6,523 (−4.1%)
$68,000 + $307,300
$375,300
2020
$6,802 (+4.9%)
$68,000 + $293,000
$361,000
2019
$6,484 (+10.0%)
$68,000 + $275,200
$343,200
2018
$5,893 (+10.0%)
$68,000 + $254,600
$322,600
2017
$5,357 (−1.4%)
$68,000 + $218,600
$286,600
2016
$5,435 (+1.8%)
$68,000 + $206,700
$274,700
2014
$5,338 (−7.2%)
$68,000 + $206,700
$274,700
2013
$5,755
$68,000 + $227,200
$295,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RRL
Residential-Rural Density Large District
The purpose of the Residential-Rural Density Large R-RL Zoning District is to provide a means of achieving the rural residential goals, objectives, and policies of the Comprehensive Plan or similar document. The intent of the R-RL Zoning District is to allow for residential not to include a major land division subdivision as defined in Sec. 4.107, County Land Division and Management Ordinance and compatible small-scale agricultural land uses on lots served by private onsite wastewater treatment systems, on those rural lands that have marginal utility for agriculture due to soil quality, lot configuration, and topography.