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What is considered the start of construction?: Any physical activities on the property that result in visible changes such as clearing and grading land, excavation, layout of foundations, installation of temporary structures, and demolition of existing structures or fixtures.

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1. What is considered the start of construction?: Any physical activities on the property that result in visible changes such as clearing and grading land, excavation, layout of foundations, installation of temporary structures, and demolition of existing structures or fixtures.

2. Do I need to contact the Assessor's Office after my construction is completed?

Builders only need to notify our office within 45 days of the earliest date that any of the following occur:

The property changes ownership pursuant to an unrecorded contract of sale.
The property is leased or rented.
The property is occupied or used by the owner or with the owner’s consent if the occupancy or use is incidental to an offer for a change of ownership, including, but not limited to, use of the property as a model home.