As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,061 (+3.8%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2024
$3,910 (+3.8%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2023
$3,768 (+4.2%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2022
$3,617 (−7.1%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2021
$3,894 (−0.1%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2020
$3,899 (+4.3%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2019
$3,739 (+5.4%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2018
$3,546 (+3.3%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2017
$3,431 (+2.8%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2016
$3,337 (−6.7%)
$49,200 + $104,700
$153,900
2014
$3,575 (+1.1%)
$49,200 + $99,100
$148,300
2013
$3,536
$49,200 + $99,100
$148,300
Tax history for 9101 W Topp Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,061 (+3.8%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2024
$3,910 (+3.8%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2023
$3,768 (+4.2%)
$82,700 + $193,700
$276,400
2022
$3,617 (−7.1%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2021
$3,894 (−0.1%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2020
$3,899 (+4.3%)
$59,100 + $152,300
$211,400
2019
$3,739 (+5.4%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2018
$3,546 (+3.3%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2017
$3,431 (+2.8%)
$53,800 + $131,900
$185,700
2016
$3,337 (−6.7%)
$49,200 + $104,700
$153,900
2014
$3,575 (+1.1%)
$49,200 + $99,100
$148,300
2013
$3,536
$49,200 + $99,100
$148,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A1
C-2
Agricultural District One
The purpose of the A-1 District is to provide a method of obtaining the agricultural goals and objectives and protecting the Agricultural Preservation Areas indicated in the Town Land Use Plan and the County Farmland Preservation Plan. This district exclusively provides for agricultural uses and uses consistent with agriculture. The intent in having this district is to conserve prime agricultural soils and historically farmed areas for agricultural production. Furthermore, to prevent unsightly development sprawl, uneconomical spread of development which results in excessive costs to the community for the provision of essential public services. Prime agricultural soils are predominant in this district and are to be very sparsely developed to protect the Town's and the County's agricultural economic base.; All structures and improvements in this district shall be consistent with agricultural use as defined in the definitions section of this ordinance. This district's boundaries shall be consistent with the Exclusive Agricultural Preservation areas on the certified County Farmland Preservation Plan Map and to be eligible for the State of Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Program.