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THE STONER APPRAISAL. CO. <br />SURVEYS CONSULTANTS IN ALL TAX MATTERS <br />SYSTEMS <br />TELEPHONE <br />APPRAISALS UNIT SYSTEM FOR EQUALIZATION OF TAX VALUES CA 3 -3381 <br />1903 TRANSIT TOWER <br />SAN ANTONIO 5. TEXAS <br />August 25, 1955 <br />Hon. Mayor and City Commissioners <br />City of San Marcos <br />San Marcos, Texas <br />Gentlemen: <br />The proposal submitted herewith by the Stoner Appraisal Company of San <br />Antonio, Texas, is in compliance with your request while meeting with you on <br />August 19, 1955. It covers the installation of a complete well designed, and <br />well administered system, furnishing all the records necessary to such a system. <br />By way of explanation of the character of services which would be fur- <br />nished the City of San Marcos, and the San Marcos Independent School District, <br />in the event of acceptance of our proposal, we submit the following specific <br />description and specifications of our proposed services: <br />1. LAND VALUATIOI4 <br />We will furnish the services of experts in systematic methods and <br />practice of land valuation to complete the land valuation survey, who <br />will assist in the methods of ascertaining and determining the relative <br />values, upon actual view, of each street and highway to the land front- <br />age thereon, and after the unit —foot values of streets and highways have <br />been approved by the Board of Equalization, and assessing Departments, we <br />will complete the computation of the values of individual lots and parcels <br />of land, in consideration of the relation of such lots and parcels to <br />streets, alleys, railways, or other elements of accessibility and useful- <br />ness. <br />We gather extensive data necessary to establish Front Foot Units. <br />The values of these Units are worked out from all information touching <br />land values. We divide the area into districts, keeping, so far as <br />possible, throughout the entire area districts containing the same class <br />of property. <br />In each district me gather information and data as to revenue, <br />making an analysis of revenue received and the relation of same to the <br />value of real estate holdings for each block in a district, taking an <br />average as a basis. We find what relation this analysis of revenue in <br />different locations bears to the sales value of property, analyzing <br />such sales, and considering all factors effecting values in each local- <br />ity. <br />After arriving at a basic front foot value on land for each block <br />by actual view of each street and highway to the land fronting thereon, <br />we then make a comparison of front foot values, street with street, <br />block with block, and district with district, in order to work out an <br />equalization over entire area based on all factors effecting value. <br />On rural properties we establish valuations on a per acre basis <br />for each type of land. We classify farm properties as to irrigated, <br />cultivated, tillable, pasturage, and waste lands, establishing basic <br />values, using sales and revenue as a guide for each type of land in a <br />specific area, depending upon usefulness and productiveness of the soil. <br />The basic values are submitted to the Board of Equalization, and Assess- <br />ing Department for approval before final computations are completed. <br />
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