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Please let me know if any sketches are missing, not shown
clearly, or have incorrect data. Some new buildings may not be
measured yet and not all commercial or industrial parcels are not on-line
yet. Thank you for your
cooperation. To continue select the appropriate link to either a Residential Property
Record Card or a Commercial/Industrial Property.
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Additional Information: All size discrepancies will be field
verified. All calculations are made from outside
measurements so the GLA (gross living Area) shown on the PRC may differ slightly from another source
for this figure. Additionally
the GLA is computed by summing the individual building style components that
make up the structure. The GLA is calculated with SFGA (Square Feet
Ground Area) or building style component footprint components as
follows: 1-Story GLA = 1-Sty SFGA, 1.5-Story GLA = 1.5-Sty SFGA x1.75,
2-Story GLA = 2-Sty SFGA x 2, Split Level GLA = Split Lv SFGA plus the lower
level under the split level section when finished. The size of a split
level lower level is found in the finished basement field. All structures
are measured the same way for residential property because the GLA becomes one of the factors in evaluating assessment
uniformity. Other factors include but are not limited to: condition,
location, building style, quality of construction materials, differences in amenities,
and additional improvements.
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