Unit 2 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Police Power

A

Government has the right to enact land use controls
-To protect public health, welfare and safety
-To ensure that land uses are compatible with surroundings
-Allow orderly and stable growth

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2
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Planning and Zoning

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Ordinances (Local laws)

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3
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Master comprehensive development plan

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Land studies show the present and anticipated future uses of properties
Base industry - Citrus (big)
Service industry - Retail (small)

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4
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Implementation

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Acceptable uses and density
1. Residential
2. Commercial
3. Industrial/ manufacturing
4. Agricultural
5.) Planned unit development (PUD) / mixed use

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5
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Buffer zone

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Is a strip of land that separates two drastically different land use zones

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6
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Florida state code

A

Our building code

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7
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Land use restrictions

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Inspections to price evidence of compliance
Setback- restriction in the area you can build
Side yard set back 10ft
Rear 10 ft
Front 30 ft set back

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8
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Example: A parcel measures 200° frontage by 300° deep. The setback is 30°. What is the net buildable area?

A

300 - 30 setback = 270 net buildsble depth x 200 width = 54,000 square feet net buildable

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9
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Amendment is a zoning change for an entire area

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Could cause legally non conforming use

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10
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Nonconforming use

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Allows owner to continue present use that no longer complied with current zoning
Not allowed to undergo structural changes

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11
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Taxation
Total property values

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-government owned properties
-value of properties owned by non profits
-homestead exemptions
Total taxable value
Mill rate

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12
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9 mils

A

.009

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13
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Immune properties

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Government properties, military, court house, etc
Not assessed and not taxed

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14
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Exempt properties

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Churches and non profits
Subject to taxation but don’t pay
(People in neighborhood pay their taxes)

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15
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Total property values

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Government owned - immune
Non profit -

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16
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Partially exempt

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Homestead - property owned and occupied as principal residence
Subject to taxation but partially relieved

17
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Constitution of homestead protection

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Protects
-personal loans
-credit card debt

Not protected
-property taxes
-special assessments
-mortgages
-vendors liens
-construction liens

18
Q

Property size limitations

A

160 acres outside city
1/2 acre within the city

19
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County, city, and school property taxes

A

Determined yearly by county property appraiser

20
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Assessed value =

A

Just value minus Save Our Home exemption on homesteads
A. SOH cape the annual increase of assessed value.

Lesser of 3% or CPI change

$200,000
X .3%
6,000

21
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SOH only for

A

Homestead property

22
Q

Using the above information, if the school mill rate is five in the city and county Millbrae is 15. What is the amount of the property tax?

$167,000 x.005 = $ 835 (school)
$142,000 x.015. = +_________

23
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Special Assessments

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-Charges against properties that be if it from public improvements
-Lien is second after property tax

24
Q

Federal income Taxes

A

-Mortgage interest on home purchase
-Interest on home equity loans
-Loan origination fees and points
-Property taxes

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Deductions for investment property
Operating expenses (not reserves for replacement) -Mortgage interest -Straight line depreciation on improvements (not land) 39 years nonresidential
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$200,000 - $40,000
=$160,000
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$160,000 -/- 27.5
$5,818
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Eminent Donain
To take private land for public use
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Procedure
The procedure is called “Condemnation
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What’s the right of the government to take private lands for public use?
Eminent domain
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What’s the procedure that’s used by the government to take private lands for public use?
Condemnation
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The procedure is called
Condemnation
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Just compensation is
Fair price plus “damages”
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Effect
-Government purchases and takes ownership -Ownership and tenant rights are terminated