You should direct your inquiry to the Logan County Clerk and Recorder's office. The telephone number is (217) 732-4148. The Clerk and Recorder's Office maintains all records regarding real property transfers and liens, etc. Further information on this office may be found online at the County Clerk Website.

The Circuit Court Clerk has a searchable database of Logan County Cases. To search go to search court cases. In addition, Public Access Terminals are available in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office in each division to look up information about court cases at no charge. Copies of all current, non-impounded Court records may be obtained at any Clerk's office location, for the statutory fee.

What residential plans are required to have the seal of a licensed architect? The form for minimum plan submittal requirements says that they must be wet sealed and signed, WHEN REQUIRED. Please verify/confirm when they are required.

Use the online search tool or Contact the County Assessor's Office located in room #204 at the north end of the 2nd floor of the Public Administration Building. Phone 336-9370.

Notify the Office of the Receiver of Taxes to request that all future tax bills be sent directly to you. Our office can temporarily change your mailing address to insure that you receive your current tax bill in a timely fashion. Note that this must be done in writing.

The petitioner must have first filed an appeal of their tax assessment to the District of Columbia's Board of Real Property Assessment and Appeals, at 441 4th Street, N.W., Suite 430, Washington, D.C. 20001. Also, all taxes, interest and penalties must have been paid in full.

The uses that are allowed on a particular lot are governed by the regulations for the zoning district in which the lot is located and other general regulations. The minimum yard requirements, more commonly referred to as "setback requirements", along with other location regulations, restrict the location of structures on a lot. The setback requirements vary by zoning district.

All new crop varieties that meet the criteria of the federal Plant Variety Protection Act-whether produced by conventional means or biotechnology-are eligible for intellectual property rights protection. To receive protection, the new variety must be distinct from other varieties and genetically uniform and stable through successive generations. The length of protection is 20 years for most crop plants.

Real property and assets can be defined for our purposes as any item of economic value owned by an individual or corporation, especially that which could be converted to cash.

Wilkes County Register of Deeds has birth and death records from October 1913 and marriages from 1882. These records are for birth, death and marriages occurring in Wilkes County.

The county clerk records for each county are updated monthly. We receive the data approximately 7-10 days following the end of each month, and it is updated and online within 5 days.

The Archives of Appalachia has the Washington County (TN) Court Records and the Watauga Historical Association Collection. For State records, go to the Tennessee State Library and Archives web site.

Tenantplus will maintain all records attributable to your account. These records will contain information regarding which units have made payments, how much the payments were for, and the day and time the payment occurred. You will have access to such records upon request.

Missouri Revised Statutes, Section 137, requires all real estate property to be reassessed every two years in the odd years, so 2007 is a reassessment year. The Missouri Revised Statutes may be reviewed at: http://www.moga.state.mo.us/statutesearch/

There are three classes of real property in the District of Columbia. Class 1 is residential real property including multifamily. Class 2 is commercial and industrial real property including hotels and motels. Class 3 is vacant real property.

You are still eligible for the credit if you paid your real estate property taxes late the last three years. Penalties are not included in the credit.

The Assessor values all tangible property for property tax purposes. Properties valued by the property tax code are: all real property, manufactured homes, business personal property and livestock.

on-site, detailed appraisal of all of the county owned property is completed every three years. This is provided at no additional cost to the member. During the off years, an updated desk appraisal is done. Whenever an existing member adds a new property or a new member joins the pool, an on-site appraisal occurs.

You can find the answer to this question on your tax bill as shown above. If the Tax Rate Area number begins with two zeroes, the property is located within a City. If it begins with one zero it is within County jurisdiction. If you don't have a tax bill available, we can locate the property from the street address and the owner's name. Please call (707) 565-1900 during planning phone hours and ask to speak with the "planner phone".