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1959-02HUNNICUTT & ASSOCIATES Appraisers 41 FOURTH STREET SO. ST. PETERSBURG 31. FLORIDA March 27, 1959 Mr. A. M. Johnson, City Clerk City Hall Clermont, Florida Dear Mr. Johnson: Pursuant to your request, we respectfully submit hereunder, a proposal to perform the 1959 assessment maintenance work for the information, guidance, and use of the City Tax Assessor in preparing the 1959 Clermont Assessment Roll. We propose to handle this work on the usual cost plus basis, with outside or limited price of ONE THOUSAND ($1, 000. 00) DOLLARS. That is to say, we will handle the work for Direct (actual) Cost; plus Indirect (overhead or administrative expense) Cost, to be computed at FIFTEEN (15%) PERCENT of the Direct Cost and Profit, to be computed at TWENTY (20%) PERCENT of the Direct and Indirect Cost; the total cost to the City not to exceed ONE THOUSAND ($1, 000. 00) DOLLARS. The work performed by our maintenance personnel will consist of the following: 1. Revise the land assessment maps to show property ownership boundaries as existed on January 1, 1959. 2. Revise the land assessment maps to show all new subdivisions which are to be entered on the 1959 City Tax Roll. 3. Maintain the land assessrr~nt maps to show the latest land value units as may be determined by our appraisers. 4. Inspect, appraise, and complete property record cards for all new buildings which are to appear on the 1959 City Tax Roll. 5. Inspect, reappraise, and correct property record forms of any and all structures which have had substantial alterations, additions, or repairs made during the year, 1958. 6. Appraise the business personal property of all new business concerns, which are to appear on the 1959 City Tax Roll. Mr. A. M. Johnson, City Clerk Page - 2 In addition to this, we will check any and all valuation complaints and have a representative present at the 1959 Equalization Board meeting. We will also fully cooperate with the City and its attorneys in the defense of any and all suits at law or in equities, arising out of or resulting from any appraisal made by our personnel, which shall be instituted within 12 months from the date of the 1959 Equalization Board meeting. It shall be the City's responsibility for performing the following work: 1. The City should be responsible for the determination of any and all properties which shall be assessed, reassessed, or with regards there- to, any record of the assessment system which should be changed. 2. The City should maintain a file of each and every real estate transaction pertaining to property within the City, which occured between January 1, 1958, and January 1, 1959. 3. The City, for each and all buildings which were erected, moved, razed, or altered in any manner between January 1, 1958 and January 1, 1959, should obtain a building permit, and from said permit, prepare and main- tain an assessment control file. 4. The City should furnish one (1) copy of all subdivision plats within the City, which are recorded between January 1, 1958 and January 1, 1959. 5. The City, for each and all complaints received concerning appraisals made by Hunnicutt, should fill out a complaint form, which should be turned over to Hunnicutt. 6. In addition to the procurement and maintaining of the above stated records, the City shall keep all exempt files; do all work in connection with auditing and writing the Tax Roll, and the computing and billing of taxes. In the event the City approves this work, a certified copy of the Resolution authorizing same, will be all that we require to handle this work; however, if a contract is desired by the City, we will be glad to furnish same. Should you or the City Commission, have any questions concerning this work, do not hesitate to contact us. We are looking forward to the privilege and pleasure of again being of service to the City of Clermont. Very truly yours, JCH/hb HUNNICUTT & ASSOCIATES Jack C. Hamilton, Manager Appraisal Division