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9 s <br />The Applications for Exemption are Conflicting <br />The property owner has filed two conflicting applications for exemption of the property <br />with the Harris County Appraisal District. The first application was filed on June 30, 2000 and <br />stated that 80% of the land is used of the residence. The first application for exemption was <br />denied because of use by the appraisal district. On January 30, 2002 a second application was <br />filed with the appraisal district. In the second application stated that approximately 10% of the <br />land is used of the residence. The applications filed in 2000 and 2002 are in direct conflict with <br />each other on the issue of the use of the property, and as such bring into question the actual use <br />of the property. <br />The Property is Zoned "Rl" for Single Family Residence <br />The property is bay front property located in one of the most affluent subdivisions in the <br />City of LaPorte. The property is a single-family residency with an appraised value of <br />$189,330.00. The property is zoned "Rl" which only allows the property to be used for the <br />purpose of residential single family occupancy. Therefore, it appears that the property is not <br />being used for the purposes that would qualify it for a religious or charitable exemption. <br />RECEIVED <br />MAY 3 1 2002 <br />HARRIS CO APPRAISAL DIST. <br />JURISDICTION SUPPORT DIVISION <br />