Monday, June 23, 2008

Flood Plain Info Updated

Subject: Parkview Terrace - updated information

Maurine, here is some more information about the properties located within the 100-year floodplain. The Market Value of homes is derived by dividing the assessed value by the median (most frequently occurring) difference between assessed value and actual market sales in Parkview Terrace from January 2007 to the present. According to the Iowa City Assessor, assessed values were most often 87.9% lower than home sales in Parkview (there were ten) during that period. Using this information, then, damages equal to or greater than 50% of the market value will require that the structure be elevated so that the lowest floor is one foot above base flood elevation.

Original square feet and post-FIRM additions are included on the table because if the cumulative total of additions since 1977 equals or exceeds 25% of the homes original floor area, the elevation (and perhaps the entire house) needs to be elevated. I doubt we’ll be looking at additions, but someone may decide to include an addition along with repairs. In that case, the table helps us keep track of how close a homeowner is to increasing the original floor area by 25%.

Parkview Terrace Data
Source: Iowa City Engineering Detail Map

Address

Year of
Construction

Original SF

Post-FIRM
Additions

2008
Value*

Market
Value**

539 Normandy

1989

2,625

225,900

256,996

551 Normandy

1990

7,970

732,710

833,572

601 Normandy

1963

1,813

1995: 172.6 sf (dining room)
1986: 96 sf greenhouse

219,820

250,080

837 Normandy

1976

1,771

128,330

145,995

839 Normandy

1974

1,749

103,840

118,134

841 Normandy

1980

2,436

140,260

159,568

845 Normandy

1979

3,142

185,240

210,739

849 Normandy

1979

1,942

2004: 288 sf addition

136,930

155,779

853 Normandy

1974

1,624

107,640

122,457

857 Normandy

1974

1,848

149,490

170,068

861 Normandy

1974

1,624

138,630

157,713

865 Normandy

1976

1,608

83,150

94,596

873 Normandy

1972

1,972

114,340

130,080

*Values obtained from Iowa City Assessor
** From 01/01/2007 – 06/20/2008 median assessment was 87.9% lower than actual sales prices, so assessed value is divided by 0.879 to arrive at market value.

Parkview Terrace Data
Source: Johnson County GIS

Address

Year of
Construction

Original SF

Post-FIRM
Additions

2008
Value*

Market
Value**

609 Normandy

1970

1,910

2002: 230 sf addition

111,410

126,746

613 Normandy

1962

1,672

102,030

116,075

813 Normandy

2000

3,331

285,440

324,733

832 Normandy

1975

2,032

142,580

162,207

833 Normandy

1974

1,672

129,170

146,951

836 Normandy

1976

2,056

2000: 406 sf addition

116,680

132,742

869 Normandy

1976

1,232

69,920

79,545

877 Normandy

1976

1,760

80,310

91,365

*Values obtained from Iowa City Assessor
** From 01/01/2007 – 06/20/2008 median assessment was 87.9% lower than actual sales prices, so assessed value is divided by 0.879 to arrive at market value.

Parkview Estates LOMC

Address

Case Number

BFE

LAG

729 Normandy

03-07-713A

651.4

651.4

1 comment:

Karen said...

Those of us who flooded here in New Orleans are thinking of you.

I know of a number of people who are heading your way.

http://www.lakewoodbeacon.org/