agricultural property; classification; inspection
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
House Bill 2104 updates the process for classifying agricultural property in Arizona. It clarifies the timeline for the county assessor to notify property owners of approval or disapproval of their agricultural classification and provides a reason for disapproval. The bill also establishes a three-year period during which the assessor cannot reclassify agricultural property or conduct inspections unless certain changes occur, such as a change in property use or ownership.
Key provisions
- The county assessor must notify property owners of agricultural classification decisions.
- The assessor must provide a reason for disapproval within 120 days of the application.
- Property owners can appeal the assessor’s decision.
- The assessor cannot reclassify agricultural property or conduct inspections for three years unless specific events occur.
- Specific events triggering re-inspection include changes in property use, ownership, or the addition of a taxable improvement.
Who is affected
- Agricultural property owners
- County assessors
- Taxpayers
Notable changes
- Establishes a three-year restriction on reclassification and inspections.
- Requires assessors to provide a reason for disapproving an agricultural classification.
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