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071 <br />Melling Address: <br />OFFICE OF CHIEF APPRAISER <br />P.o. Box 920975 <br />Houston, TX 77292-0975 <br />AUGUST 29, 2005 <br />MS KATHERINE POWELL <br />ASSESSOR COLLECTOR <br />CITY OF LA PORTE <br />P O BOX 1849 <br />LA PORTE TX 77572-1849 <br />DEAR MS: POWELL: <br />~ ~ ,~~ ~ Harris CountyAppraisalDistrkt <br />~O~ 13013 N~Iwest Fwy, Houston, Texas <br />~"'~ Information Center: (713) 957-7800 <br />On August 26, 2005, the appraisal review board (ARB) approved the 2005 appraisal records under Sec. <br />41.12, Tax Code, thus making it possible for me to certify this year's appraisal roll to each taxing unit. <br />As you are aware, while the Tax Code provides for approval of the appraisal records to occur on July 20, it <br />also stipulates that the ARB cannot approve the records until no more than 5% of the total appraised value in <br />the district remains under protest. Historically, we have reached the 5% level by the end of the second week <br />in August. This year, because of implementation of a new computer system and new appraisal software, <br />hearings began. about two weeks later than usual. ~ Additionally, because of concerns over the level of <br />taxation, we received nearly 200,000 value protests -- a substantial increase over prior years. <br />Implementation of the new computer system had to occur in phases. For 2005, real property (except mineral <br />accounts) was valued using the new software. Personal property and minerals were appraised using the old <br />mainframe system. While all these applications will be handled on the new system in 2006, this year it is <br />necessary to handle certification differently. <br />For 2005, you are being furnished two separate certification statements and two sets of roll recaps. One of <br />these covers accounts appraised in the real property system and the other covers those accounts valued or <br />accounted for in the personal property system. <br />To arrive at your totals for truth-in-taxation purposes, you will need to manually add these separate <br />certifications together. Additionally, we have enclosed a detailed set of instructions to help guide you <br />through the recaps generated by the real and personal property appraisal systems. <br />-Approved & Certified Accounts <br />As was the case in prior years, "approved" accounts on your certified roll include those on which no protest <br />was filed, those on which a late protest was filed "without good cause" as determined by the ARB, and those <br />on which a timely filed or "good cause" late protest has been determined or dismissed due to failure to <br />appear for the protest hearing. <br />Uncertified Accounts <br />Your certified roll does not include the value of accounts still under protest; accounts on which the valuation <br />is incomplete and notices have not been mailed; and properties which are either ready to notice or have <br />been noticed and on which the 30-day protest period has not elapsed. Estimated values applicable to these <br />accounts are summarized in the enclosed reports. Final certified values for properties in these categories <br />will be~included in later supplemental rolls as required by Sec. 25.25, Tax Code. <br />eexT07 REV:U a-a-OS rc.ax <br />
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