Get the free Connecticut Land Use Value Assessment Law Guide

This guide provides a practical overview of Connecticut\'s PA 490, which concerns the taxation and preservation of farm, forest, and open space land. It serves as a resource for landowners, assessors, and government officials to understand the classification and valuation processes, as well as the intent and effects of the law on local town budgets and conservation efforts.

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How to fill out connecticut land use value

1. Gather necessary property information including address, owner's name, and tax identification number.
2. Determine the current use of the land (e.g., agricultural, forest, etc.).
3. Access the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) website or local land use office for specific guidelines.
4. Complete the relevant land use application form, ensuring accurate and complete information is provided.
5. Provide supporting documentation demonstrating the land's current use and its value.
6. Submit the application to the appropriate local planning or building department for review.
7. Await confirmation and any required further action or additional documentation requests from local officials.

Who needs connecticut land use value?

1. Landowners seeking tax benefits for land used for agriculture or open space.
2. Developers looking to assess land value for compliance with state land use regulations.
3. Local governments assessing land use for planning and development purposes.
4. Environmental organizations interested in land conservation and management.

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What is connecticut land use value?

Connecticut land use value refers to the value assigned to land based on its current use rather than its potential for development or highest market value, typically for the purposes of property tax assessment.

Who is required to file connecticut land use value?

Property owners who have land classified under Connecticut's current use programs, such as agricultural, forest, or open space land, are required to file for Connecticut land use value.

How to fill out connecticut land use value?

To fill out Connecticut land use value, property owners need to complete the designated form provided by their local tax assessor's office, providing information about the land's usage, area, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of connecticut land use value?

The purpose of Connecticut land use value is to provide tax relief to property owners who maintain land in agricultural, forest, or open space uses, encouraging preservation and sustainable land management.

What information must be reported on connecticut land use value?

The information that must be reported includes the owner's name, the property location, the type of use, the size of the property, and other details related to the current use of the land.