You may be eligible for an assessor parcel combination to combine your multiple parcels into a single parcel for assessment purposes. Please note that application for an Assessor Parcel Combination does not result in the immediate issuance of a new single assessor parcel number APN.
Combining two or more properties together is possible if certain requirements are met. If you have any questions regarding legal lots, you should contact the appropriate Planning Department of the jurisdiction where the property is located.
To combine assessor parcels, all of the following conditions must be met:. An Assessor's Parcel Combination Request form must be submitted. Send completed forms by email to ASR-Mapping saccounty.
Parcel number changes become effective in the tax roll year following the tax roll year in which they are completed. For example, a parcel number change completed in July during the tax roll year will be effective for the tax roll year and the annual property tax bill that will be mailed in October The Sacramento County Assessor is constantly performing parcel map maintenance.
Sometimes it is necessary to administratively change your assessor parcel number APN due to map page layout and computer system limitations. Other reasons for changes include land divisions, lot line adjustments, mergers, parcel combinations, and tax rate code changes. The County GIS map is the visual interactive tool used to display County map and parcel information, including parcel lines, on the Assessor Parcel Viewer.
The assessor parcel maps are based on recorded documents and therefore may not match exactly what is seen or measured in person and overlays on aerial photographs used to create the County GIS map may not reflect actual parcel boundaries.
Some differences can be attributed to the curvature of the land area. Changes to assessor maps are not simultaneously displayed on County GIS map and there can be a delay of up to 4 weeks for assessor map changes to be visible on the County GIS map.
Connect with Sacramento County. Translation Disclaimer. Sign In. Skip to Main Content. Sacramento County. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Toggle navigation Text Only. Dept Breadcrumb. What is an assessor's parcel number APN? The first three numbers of the series are used to identify the map book the real property is located in. The next three digits represent the page number within the map book.
The seventh digit represents a block number within a page. Not all pages have blocks. In these cases a 0 appears in this space. The eighth, ninth, and tenth digits are used to identify the number assigned to a parcel. The last four digits are zero if the assessment represents a fee simple estate, but unique numbers are assigned if the rights have been divided for assessment purposes for example condominiums, possessory interests, and tax segregations.
How long does it take for new parcel numbers to be created when a deed, parcel map or subdivision map records? I received a letter stating that there was a problem identifying my parcel. Do I need to record a new deed even though I used a title company?
How can I view my property on an assessor's map? Where can I get a copy of the legal description of my property? What are my property boundaries?
How can I determine where the fence line should be? How can I tell if there have been any surveys on my property? How can I find out about easements on my property?
I want to subdivide or split my property. What do I need to do? Why does my assessed acreage not match my deed or recorded map? What is the zoning of my property? I want to sell off a portion of my property, and the lender is requiring a new parcel number on the portion to be sold. Will the Assessor comply with this request? I have two or more assessor parcel numbers that I want to combine into a single assessor parcel number so I will only receive one annual property tax bill.
Is this possible? To combine assessor parcels, all of the following conditions must be met: Only the property owner or legally authorized agent can request to have a parcel combined for property tax purposes. Taxes are current on all parcels; no delinquent taxes are due. The recorded ownership of all parcels must be exactly the same. All parcels must be contiguous directly adjoining each other and not separated by a roadway.
Parcels are not subject to a Williamson Act land conservation agreement. Requests must be received by May 1 to ensure timely processing for the next property tax year. My assessor parcel number was changed. Depending on your location, tax officials may refer to it as a parcel number, a property index number or an assessor's parcel number.
Because parcel numbers are public records , most counties offer multiple ways for homeowners and buyers to find this information. Make sure you know the correct street address before beginning your research. Look for the number on a previous year's tax statement or a property tax revaluation notice. The number will likely be in the informational section, usually at the top of the bill. Contact your lender if property taxes are included in your mortgage payment and you either can't find or didn't get a copy of the bill.
Check for the number on the property's listing sheet , in the tax section of the title report , or on the property deed. Search for the number online. County assessor websites usually have property research tools , including maps and searchable databases that require only the street address to search for information.
Visit the tax assessor's office in person. Some offices have self-service computers where you can look up the number.
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