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50-119 (Rev. 8-03/9) - Page 3

[11.21-A]

Schedule A: Description of real property

• Complete one Schedule A form for EACH parcel qualified for exemption.

• Attach all completed schedules to your application for exemption.

Name of property owner**

Legal description of property

Appraisal district account number (Optional):

Describe the primary use of this property.

Yes

1. Is this property used exclusively for school purposes? ......................................................................................................

Yes

2. Is this property held for gain, rented or used with a view to profit? ...................................................................................

Yes

3. Is this property the organization’s state headquarters? ......................................................................................................

Yes

4. Is the property currently under active construction or physical preparation? .....................................................................

If you answered yes to this question, please answer the following questions:

A. If under construction, when will construction be completed? (date) _______________________***

B. If under physical preparation, check which activity the organization has done.

(Check all that apply.)

Architectural work

Land clearing activities

Engineering work

Site improvement work

Soil testing

Environmental or land use study

Yes

5. Is the incomplete improvement designed and intended to be used for a qualified private school purpose? ....................

6. Is the land on which the improvement is located reasonably necessary for the use of the improvement for the

Yes

operation of the qualified private school? ...........................................................................................................................

List all other individuals and organizations that used this property in the past year, and give the requested information for each.

NAME

DATES USED

ACTIVITY

RENT PAID, IF ANY

Continue on additional sheets as needed.

**If property owner is a religious organization, attach a copy of the school’s lease agreement.

***An incomplete improvement exempted for the three years preceding the 2003 tax year is entitled to exemption for the 2003 tax year regardless of

whether the property owner applies for the exemption for the 2003 tax year if the property otherwise qualiﬁes. The chief appraiser may require the property

owner to ﬁle an application to conﬁrm the owner’s qualiﬁcation for exemption for the 2003 tax year. An exemption for an incomplete improvement is for ﬁve

years. Effective January 1, 2006, the exemption will revert back to three years.