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Residential Construction Project Information Form (Sample)

Each year the Assessor-Recorder is required by the State of California to value all in-progress new construction. We mail a letter to property owners that have an open permit for new construction as of January 1. This form is for you to tell us what the status of your project is and how much has been completed.
Residential Construction Project Information Form, Chinese Version

Each year the Assessor-Recorder is required by the State of California to value all in-progress new construction. We mail a letter to property owners that have an open permit for new construction as of January 1. This form is for you to tell us what the status of your project is and how much has been completed.
Residential Construction Project Information Form, Filipino Version

Each year the Assessor-Recorder is required by the State of California to value all in-progress new construction. We mail a letter to property owners that have an open permit for new construction as of January 1. This form is for you to tell us what the status of your project is and how much has been completed.
Residential Construction Project Information Form, Spanish Version

Each year the Assessor-Recorder is required by the State of California to value all in-progress new construction. We mail a letter to property owners that have an open permit for new construction as of January 1. This form is for you to tell us what the status of your project is and how much has been completed.
Residential Property Assessment Appeals Publication 30, Chinese Version

Pub 30

The property taxes you pay are based on your property’s assessed value, as determined by the Assessor-Recorder’s office.
Residential Property Assessment Appeals Publication 30, English Version

The property taxes you pay are based on your property’s assessed value, as determined by the Assessor-Recorder’s office.
Residential Property Assessment Appeals Publication 30, Spanish Version

Pub 30

The property taxes you pay are based on your property’s assessed value, as determined by the Assessor-Recorder’s office.
Restrictive Covenant Modification Form

Recordation of this document allows owners to strike out blatant racial, religious, or otherwise unlawfully restrictive covenants from a previously recorded document after the City Attorney's Office determines such language violates the fair housing laws and is void.
Restrictive Covenant Modification Program Implementation Plan

Pursuant to the 2021 legislation set forth in Assembly Bill AB-1466 and the California Government Code Section 12956.3, the San Francisco Assessor-Recorder’s Office (ASR) has developed a plan to identity documents in its Official Record containing unlawful covenants in violation of GC Section 12955(l) and to rerecord them with the restrictive language redacted through its Restrictive Covenant...
RP Taxpayer Help Pages

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