Over 90% of the land in Clay County is zoned Agricultural Preservation. Other zones include: Agricultural Preservation/Urban Expansion District, Landing Field Overlay District, Shoreland Special Protection District, and Flood Plain District. To find out about a particular piece of property, contact the Clay County Planning Office.

The City of Newton Engineering/Code Enforcement Office has the zoning map on hand. Call 284-6020 if you have a question about what zone you live in and the accepted property uses in that zone.

For verification of a property's location in a city or unincorporated Orange County contact the Planning Division at (407) 836-5600 with a street address or parcel identification number. Parcel identification numbers are listed on property tax notices and are also available from the Orange County Property Appraiser's office at (407) 836-5000. Also, property listings on the Property Appraiser's website at http://www.ocpafl.

All the properties within the District of Coldstream are affected by Zoning Bylaw No. 1382, 2002. The District of divided into several zoning districts. You can check the Zoning Map on the North Okanagan Regional District website or call the District of Coldstream to ask about your property. Please note that the Zoning Map is updated on an on-going basis and all reasonable attempts are made to keep it up to date. The District of Coldstream and NORD do not guarantee that the map is up to date.

All we can tell you is what we know from the history of the sale program. Look at our recommended bid on the property list to analyze the financial numbers. Then adjust your bid, up or down, based on your own investment requirements. You just have to take a look at each individual property and make your decision.

Yes, your property will be zoned consistent with neighboring properties in your new county. The zoning process includes a report to the Planning Board and legislative action by the Board of Commissioners. Zoning is a formal process that involves many steps, including public hearings, notification to adjoining property owners, publication of the request in the newspaper and signs posted on affected properties.

Yes. You can call or come into the office and we will locate the property and provide the zoning district classification.

You can look up the deed to the property in the county chancery clerk's office or contact the Public Lands Division of the Secretary of State's Office.

The zoning at Remington Ranch is currently Agricultural-Residential. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes on a 40 acre ranch parcel at Remington Ranch calculate to approximately $625 per year. Your payments will be made to a licensed Contract Servicing Agent (not the developer or seller). Currently, contracts are serviced by the Trust Department of First American Title Insurance Company, who will account for all of your payments.