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October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting) <br />2 Tenant <br />3 Agent <br />5 Estimated <br />6 Contractor <br />IMPROVEMENT CODES <br />USE MODEL <br />Page 721 <br />8 Secretary <br />9 Refused Information <br />This is one of the most important fields on the entire card as it both <br />identifies the use of the improvement on the land as well as the appropriate <br />mathematical model to be used in the valuation of -the structure. It is a <br />REQUIRED ENTRY and must match a set of validated entries for acceptance. <br />Valid improvement use codes and a list of the valid mathematical model codes <br />can be found at the end of this chapter. The number is a four digit entry <br />composed of the following two fields - use and model. <br />BUILDING NAME <br />L <br />This is a free form field to be used for the BUILDING NAME or Identification. <br />This is an optional field. <br />Card Notes: <br />Four lines of notes are available. Only particularly relevant data relating <br />to the parcel is to be entered here. Entry is freeform each line may <br />contain a maximum of 25 alpha numeric characters. <br />Building Notes: <br />Four lines of notes are available. Only particularly relevant data related <br />to a particular building is to be entered here. Entry is freeform each <br />line may contain a maximum of 25 alpha numeric characters. <br />PROPERTY ADDRESS <br />003861 � �— HOUNSLOI <br />House #: Unit #: ? Direction: Street Name: <br />LN <br />Type: Suffix: Municipality: <br />The property address is a 40 character alpha- numeric field that is treated as <br />notes, i.e. it is not edited into the system. It is not mandatory that it be <br />completed unless the specification sheet for the county so indicates. A <br />typical use for this is to help in locating the parcel on subsequent field <br />trips so the address should have meaning in this regard. "SR" should be used <br />for rural state roads and "NC" for main North Carolina highways. The <br />examples below indicate the correct coding for direction. Example one <br />indicates the correct way for coding only one direction, i.e. north, south, <br />east or west. Example two indicates the correct way for coding a combination <br />direction, i.e. northeast, southwest, etc. <br />House #: Unit #: F Direction: Street Name: <br />Type: Suffix: 3 Municipality: <br />The street type (TY) is edited for consistency. The appropriate codes can be <br />found at the end of this chapter. <br />SALES DATA <br />SALES DATA <br />DEED BOO PAGE JIDEED DATE I DEED TYPE (Qualified kmprovedi SALES PRICE <br />