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Code Description ACAD Austin County Appraisal District LCAD Lee County Appraisal District LOCAL Local Value LOW Lowest Value DV1 DISABLED VET 10%-30% $5000 DV1C1 SURVIVING CHILD - 1 CHILD DV1C2 SURVIVING CHILD - 2 CHILDREN DV1C3 SURVIVING CHILD - 3 CHILDREN DV1C4 SURVIVING CHILD - 4 CHILDREN DV1C5 SURVIVING CHILD - 5 CHILDREN DV1S DISABLED VET (10%-30%) SURVIVING SPOUSE $5000 DV2 DISABLED VET 31%-50% $7500 DV2C1 SURVIVING CHILD - 1 CHILD DV2C2 SURVIVING CHILD - 2 CHILDREN DV2C3 SURVIVING CHILD - 3 CHILDREN DV2C4 SURVIVING CHILD - 4 CHILDREN DV2C5 SURVIVING CHILD - 5 CHILDREN DV2S DISABLED VET (31%-50%) SURVIVING SPOUSE $7500 DV3 DISABLED VET 51%-70% $10000 DV3C1 SURVIVING CHILD - 1 CHILD DV3C2 SURVIVING CHILD - 2 CHILDREN DV3C3 SURVIVING CHILD - 3 CHILDREN DV3C4 SURVIVING CHILD - 4 CHILDREN DV3C5 SURVIVING CHILD - 5 CHILDREN DV3S DISABLED VET (51%-70%) SURVIVING SPOUSE $10000 DV3W DISABLED VET ACTIVE DUTY SURVIVOR $5000 DV4 DISABLED VET 71%-100% $12000 DV4C1 SURVIVING CHILD - 1 CHILD DV4C2 SURVIVING CHILD - 2 CHILDREN DV4C3 SURVIVING CHILD - 3 CHILDREN DV4C4 SURVIVING CHILD - 4 CHILDREN DV4C5 SURVIVING CHILD - 5 CHILDREN DV4S DISABLED VET (71%-100%) SURVIVING SPOUSE $12000 ACAD Austin County Appraisal District LCAD Lee County Appraisal District H Future Hearing Scheduled N Values have not been Reviewed by the ARB Y Values have been set by the ARB 1D Ag 1D 1D1 Ag 1D1 TIM Timber FLD-1 Flood Land #1 (10% Reduction) FLD-2 Flood Land #2 (20% Reduction) FLD-3 Flood Land #3 (30% Reduction) FLD-5 Flood Land #5 (50% Reduction) FLD-6 Flood Land #6 (60% Reduction) FLD-R Flood Land #4 (40% Reduction) LANDLOCKED Landlocked (30% Reduction) ROW Easement/right Of Way (15% Reduction) TRANS-LINES Electric Transmission Lines PRO-LINES PRODUCTION LINES - PIPELINES AT LEAST 24 INCHES CORNER Corner Infulence DT1 Land Adjustment Downtown DT2 Land Adjustment Downtown DT3 Land Adjustment Downtown DT4 Land Adjustment Downtown WHS1 Warehouse Adjustment Downtown WHS2 Warehouse District-downtown CONDO Condo DT Commercial Downtown Adjustment DTOF Downtown Office Building Adjustment HIST Historic Value OF Office Building Adjustment Code PARTIAL Improvements That Were Partially Complete On Jan. 1st REVAL Reval RF60 Rfw & Rfs Adjustment For Homes < 60% Good RF65 Adjustment For Rfs & Rfw Homes With Pc.good <= 65 & >=60 RH1 Rent House #1 Adjustment RH2 Rent House #2 Adjustment RH3 Rent House #3 Adjustment RH4 Rent House #4 Adjustment RSTD Restored Condition SPEC Special Construction C Calculated Price F Flat Price 1 Use Cost Value in Income Approach 2 Value Included in Income Approach N No Y Yes N No Y Yes A Apartment B Beds O Office R Rooms F Flat L Loft T Townhouse 1 Sro 10 Other 2 Studio 3 1 Bdrm / 1 Bath 4 2 Bdrm / 1 Bath 5 2 Bdrm / 1.5 Bath 6 2 Bdrm / 2 Bath 7 3 Bdrm / 1 Bath 8 3 Bdrm / 1.5 Bath 9 3 Bdrm / 2 Bath 1 Shape 1 2 Shape 2 3 Shape 3 4 Shape 4 1 Flat 2 Gable 3 Mansard 4 Shed 5 Arched 6 Other 1 Metal 2 Built-up Composition 3 Composition Shingles 4 Tile 5 Wood 6 Other 300 Apartment 301 Armory 302 Auditorium 303 Automobile Showroom 304 Bank 305 Barn 306 Bowling Alley 308 Church W/ Sunday School 309 Church 310 City Club 311 Clubhouse 313 Convalescent Hospital 314 Country Club 315 Creamery 316 Dairy 317 Dairy Sales Building 318 Department Store 319 Discount Store 320 Dispensary 321 Dormitory 322 Fire Station (staff) 323 Fraternal Building 324 Fraternity House 325 Service Garage (obsolete) 326 Storage Garage 327 Governmental Building 328 Storage Hangar 329 Hangar, Maint & Office 330 Home For The Elderly 331 Hospital 332 Hotel (obsolete) 334 Industrial Mftg. (obsolete) 335 Jail - Correctional Facility 336 Laundromat 337 Library, Public 338 Loft 339 Lumber Storage Shed, Horz. 340 Market 341 Medical Office 342 Mortuary 343 Motel 344 Office Building 345 Parking Structure 346 Post Office 347 Poultry House (obsolete) 348 Rectory 349 Fast Food Restaurant 350 Restaurant 352 Multiple Res (low Rise) 353 Retail Store 355 Fine Arts & Crafts Building 356 Classroom 357 Commons (schools) 358 Gymnasium (school) 359 Lecture Classroom (school) 360 Library, Media Center 361 Manual Arts Bldg (school) 362 Multi-purpose Bldg (school) 363 Physical Education Building 364 Science Classroom 365 Elementary School (entire) 366 Junior High School (entire) 367 Arts & Crafts Bldg (coll) 368 Classroom (college) 369 Commons (college) 370 Gymnasium (college) 371 Lecture Hall (college) 372 Library, College 373 Technical Trades Bldg. 374 Multi-purp Bldg (college) 375 Phys Ed Bldg (college) 376 Science Building (college) 377 College (entire) 378 Stable 379 Theater - Live Stage 380 Theater - Cinema 381 Veterinary Hospital 383 Tobacco Barn 384 Barber Shop 386 Mini-warehouse 387 Transit Warehouse 388 Underground Prkg Structure 389 Equip. Storage Bldg. (obs.) 390 Lumber Storage Bldg., Vert. 391 Material Storage Building 392 Industrial Engineering 393 Labor Dormitory 394 Transient Labor Cabin 395 Potato Storage 396 Hog Barn 397 Sheep Barn 398 Fruit Packing Barn 399 Cattle Shed (obsolete) 400 Hay Shed (obsolete) 403 Shower Building 404 Utility Building (obsolete) 405 Skating Rink 406 Storage Warehouse 407 Distribution Warehouse 409 T-hangar 410 Automotive Center 412 Neighborhood Shopping Ctr 413 Community Shopping Center 414 Regional Shopping Center 416 Indoor Tennis Club 417 Handball-racquetball Club 418 Health Club 419 Convenience Market 420 Bulk Fertilizer Storage 421 Grain Storage 422 Theater (obsolete) 423 Mini-lube Garage 424 Group Care Home 426 Day Care Center 427 Fire Station (volunteer) 428 Horse Arena 429 Hog Shed, Modified 430 Hog Shed 431 Outpatient Surgical Center 432 Restroom Building 440 Milkhouse 441 Cocktail Lounge 442 Bar/tavern 443 Central Bank 444 Dental Office/clinic 446 Supermarket 447 Cold Storage Facility 448 Cold Storage, Farm 450 Cotton Gin 451 Multiple Res. (sen. Citizen) 453 Industrial Flex Building 454 Shell, Industrial 455 Auto Dealership, Complete 456 Tool Shed 458 Discount Warehouse Store 459 Mixed Retail W/ Resid. Units 460 Shell, Neigh. Shop. Ctr. 461 Shell, Community Shop. Ctr. 462 Shell, Regional Shop. Ctr. 466 Boat Storage Shed 467 Boat Storage Building 468 Material Storage Shed 469 Freestall Barn 470 Equipment (shop) Building 471 Lt. Commercial Utility Build. 472 Equipment Shed 473 Material Shelter 474 Poultry House - Cage Op. 475 Poultry House - Floor Op. 476 Farm Implement Building 477 Farm Utility Building 478 Farm Implement Shed 479 Farm Utility Storage Shed 480 Vegetable Storage 481 Museum 482 Convention Center 483 Fitness Center 484 High School (entire) 485 Natatorium 486 Fieldhouse 487 Vocational School 488 Bookstore (school) 489 Jail - Police Station 490 Kennels 491 Community Service Building 492 Shell, Office 493 Flathouse 494 Industrials, Light Mftg. 495 Industrials, Heavy Mftg. 496 Laboratory 497 Computer Center 498 Broadcasting Facility 499 Dry Cleaners-laundry 525 Mini Warehouse, High-rise 526 Service Garage Shed 527 Municipal Service Garage 528 Service Repair Garage 529 Snack Bar 530 Cafeteria 531 Mini-mart Convenience Store 532 Florist Shop 533 Warehouse Food Store 534 Warehouse Showroom Store 537 Lodge 540 Motel Room, 2 Sty., Dbl. Row 541 Motel Room, 2 Sty., Sgl. Row 542 Motel Room, 1 Sty., Dbl. Row 543 Motel Room, 1 Sty., Sgl. Row 544 Motel, Office-apartment 551 Rooming House 552 Recreational Enclosure 554 Shed Office Structure 555 Lt. Commercial Arch-rib, Quon 556 Bulk Oil Storage 557 Farm Utility Arch-rib, Quon. 558 Farm Implement Arch-rib, Quon 559 Stable, High-value 560 Lean-to 561 Feeder Barn 562 Farm Commodity Storage Shed 563 Bag Fertilizer Storage 564 Dehydrator Building 565 Farm Utility Shelter 566 Farm Sun Shade Shelter 567 Poultry House - Cage, 2 Sty. 568 Poultry House-cage, 2 Sty.,El 569 Poultry House - Cage, 3 Sty. 570 Poultry House-cage, 1 Sty, El 571 Passenger Terminal 573 Arcade Building 574 Visitor Center 575 Dining Atrium 576 Atrium 577 Parking Level 578 Mini-bank 580 Truck Stop 581 Post Office, Main 582 Post Office, Branch 583 Mail Processing Facility 584 Mega Warehouse 585 Mechanical Penthouse 586 Roadside Market 587 Shell, Multiple Residence 588 Extended Stay Motel 589 Elderly Assist. Multi. Res. 594 Hotel, Full Service 595 Hotel, Limited Service 596 Shell, Apartment 987 Int. Space, Multiple Resid. 989 Int. Space, Apartment 990 Int. Space, Neigh. Shop Ctr 991 Int. Space, Commun. Shop Ctr 992 Int. Space, Region. Shop Ctr 993 Interior Space, Office 994 Int. Space, Industrial A Class A B Class B C Class C D Class D M Class M P Class P S Class S 1 Below Average 2 Average 3 Above Average 1 Below Average 2 Average 3 Above Average 1 Concrete 2 Concrete On Grade 3 Concrete Block 4 Frame 5 None 6 Other 601 Electric 602 Electric Wall 603 Forced Air Unit 604 Hot Water 605 Hot Water Radiant 606 Space Heater 607 Steam 608 Steam, Without Boiler 609 Ventilation 61 Land 610 Wall Furnace 611 Package Unit 612 Warmed And Cooled Air 613 Hot And Chilled Water 614 Heat Pump 615 Floor Furnace 616 Ind Thu-wall Heat Pump 617 Complete Hvac 618 Evaporative Cooling 619 Refrigerated Cooling, Zone 62 Site Improvements 620 Electric Panels 621 Radiant Space Heaters 622 Steam Coil Space Heat W/boil 623 Steam Coil Space Heat W/oboil 624 Heat Pump - Ground Loop Heat 625 Refrigerated Cooling, Pack 626 Control Atmos., Cond. Air 628 Control Atmos., High-precise 629 Control Atmos., Warm/cooled 63 Site Improvements (undepreciated) 64 Site Value 649 No Hvac 650 Elevators (area) 651 Passenger # 652 Freight Power # 653 Freight Manual # 681 Sprinklers 682 Dry Sprinklers 683 Wet Sprinklers 751 Balcony 755 Malls-open 756 Malls-covered 757 Malls-enclosed 758
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    MEXICO NAMED 76 CHILDREN DIE IN STAIR JAM New Britain, Jan. 10.— Pros­ ecutor Joseph B. Woods, of pa- STIRRED STATES’ BYCOOUDGEIN lice court, today issued a war­ rant for the arrest of Mrs. Ger­ IN MONTREAL THEATRE PANIC trude C. Bowes, of Waterbury. on a charge of evading resppn- Desperate Remedy of Desperate Con^ «- NKAIWAROW Bibllity and will have it served IjTT liE VICTIMS OF today. When a car supposed to Changed Lake Levels River a ' MOliiTBEMi HQRBOB have been owned by Mrs. Bowes Stinking Ditch—Hughey ■ Slight Ftre Starts Stampede V struck a car on West Main Montreal,'Que., JSn. 10.—•’The President h Special Message street here last evening con­ list 5f identlfled dead of'the tinued without stopping, local victims in the Laurler PalaSe police apked Waterbury police By RODNEY DUTCHER. ^divert wafer from one w'atei^edJo moving, picture disaster follows: That Ends in Crush o f Death Declares Calles Gavem- to check up on the affair. The ^ p oth er to t>e dbtrlmetit of utioper- ■ Gaston Arpin, 6 years. Waterbury people reported to­ Washington, Jan. 10.— Charles ty rights on-’ tbe : body of .vyater Marcil Barit, 15; ^nnette Bis­ ment Is Responsible For day that Mrs. Bowes refused to Evans Hughes is busy again on from Wiich diversion is effected. Birgers m IDmois Ru^ son, 16; Germaine ^oisseau^ 13; discuss the case and Prosecutor the job which was too'%ig for the He soon file his report, or Yvette . Boisseau-, 8; Holland Theatre Nearly Filled With Children Under 16 brief to the supreme court, whifih Woods replied by Issuing the United States supreme court.