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9BOE-571-L (P7) REV. 21 (05-15)
Segregate the buildings and building or leasehold improvements into the two requested categories (items which have dual function will be
classified according to their primary function). Examples of some property items and their most common categorization are listed below:
EXAMPLES OF STRUCTURE ITEMS, Column 1
EXAMPLES OF FIXTURE ITEMS, Column 2
An improvement will be classified as a fixture if its use or purpose
An improvement will be classified as a structure when its
directly applies to or augments the process or function of a trade,
primary use or purpose is for housing or accommodation
industry, or profession.
of personnel, personalty, or fixtures and has no direct
application to the process or function of a trade, industry,
Air conditioning (process cooling)
or profession.
Boilers (manufacturing process)
Burglar alarm systems
Air conditioning (except process cooling)
Boilers (except manufacturing process)
Conveyors (to move materials and products)
Cranes — traveling
Central heating & cooling plants
Craneways
Environmental control devices (used in production process)
Fans & ducts (used for processing)
Elevators
Floors, raised computer rooms
Environmental control devices (if an integral part of the
Furnaces, process
structure)
Ice dispensers, coin operated
Fans & ducts (part of an air circulation system for the
building)
Machinery fdns. & pits (not part of normal flooring fdns.)
Permanent partitions (less than floor to ceiling)
Fire alarm systems
Partitions (floor to ceiling)
Pipelines, pipe supports, pumps used in the production process
Pits used as clarifiers, skimmers, sumps & for greasing in the trade
Pipelines, pipe supports & pumps used to operate the
or manufacturing process
facilities of a building
Plumbing — special purpose
Pits not used in the trade or process
Power wiring, switch gear & power panels used in mfg. process.
Railroad spurs
Refrigeration systems (not an integral part of the building)
Refrigeration systems (integral part of the building)
Refrigerators, walk-in unitized; including operating equipment
Refrigerators, walk-in (excluding operating equipment)
which are an integral part of the building
Restaurant equipment used in food & drink preparation or service
(plumbing fixtures, sinks, bars, soda fountains, booths & coun-
Restaurants — rough plumbing to fixtures
Safes — imbedded
ters, garbage disposals, dishwashers, hoods, etc.)
Scales including platform & pit
Signs which are an integral part of the building excluding
Signs — all sign cabinets (face) & free standing signs including
sign cabinet (face & lettering)
supports
Silos or tanks when primarily used for storage or
Silos or tanks when primarily used for processing
distribution
Sprinkler systems
Store fronts
Television & radio antenna towers
LINE 69. If you have items reportable in Schedule B which were acquired in 1992 or previously, you must attach a
separate schedule detailing the cost of such items by year(s) of acquisition. Enter the total cost of such items on line 69.
LINE 71. Add totals on line 70 and any additional schedules. Enter the same figure on PART II, line 4 that you entered in
the box.
LINE 72. Report tenant improvements for which you received allowances during this reporting period that are not reported on Schedule
B.
DECLARATION BY ASSESSEE
The law requires that this property statement, regardless of where it is executed, shall be declared to be true under penalty of perjury under
the laws of the State of California. The declaration must be signed by the assessee, a duly appointed fiduciary, or a person authorized to
sign on behalf of the assessee. In the case of a corporation, the declaration must be signed by an officer or by an employee or agent who
has been designated in writing by the board of directors, by name or by title, to sign the declaration on behalf of the corporation. In the
case of a partnership, the declaration must be signed by a partner or an authorized employee or agent. In the case of a Limited Liability
Company (LLC), the declaration must be signed by an LLC manager, or by a member where there is no manager, or by an employee or
agent designated by the LLC manager or by the members to sign on behalf of the LLC.
When signed by an employee or agent, other than a member of the bar, a certified public accountant, a public accountant, an enrolled
agent or a duly appointed fiduciary, the assessee’s written authorization of the employee or agent to sign the declaration on behalf of the
assessee must be filed with the Assessor. The Assessor may at any time require a person who signs a property statement and who is
required to have written authorization to provide proof of authorization.
A property statement that is not signed and executed in accordance with the foregoing instructions is not validly filed. The penalty imposed
by section 463 of the Revenue and Taxation Code for failure to file is applicable to unsigned property statements.
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