Contaminated
Property (Section 2(i) of Art. XIIIA)
The Basics
• Residential
property must be deemed uninhabitable due to environmental
contamination
• Non-residential property must
be deemed unusable due to environmental contamination
• A state or federal agency must designate the property
as an environmentally hazardous site
• If the
owner of the property caused the problem, he/she cannot
transfer the base year value to a replacement property
• If the owner was aware of the contamination when
the property was acquired, they cannot transfer the base
year value to a replacement property
For
more information, or if you are not certain about the
information you are looking for, call the Santa Clara
County Assessor’s Office @ 408-299-5500
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