MA – Audit Information

CAMA Audit Information

Overview

The CAMA Audit Information form is used for maintaining information about the mass appraisal audits associated with each property. This information includes the status of the audit, which can be either Pending or Finalized. A reason code can be associated with the audit. Details about the site visit, such as the appraiser’s name, dates, source codes and activity codes, as well as notes and comments can be tracked from this form. The Audit Information record can be transferred directly to the Govern Tax module.

When you save a CAMA Audit Record with the Value Finalized option selected, the historical data for the record are frozen.

Audit Information records can be created manually or generated automatically by the following batch processes:

  • MA Audit Pending: Run the MA Audit Pending batch process to generate a new Mass Appraisal Audit Information records with the Status set to Pending and the Frozen ID to 0. For details, see MA Audit Pending batch process.
  • MA Audit Finalized: Run the MA Audit Finalized batch process to generate Finalized Mass Appraisal Audit Information records from records with the Status set to Finalized. This batch process generates a Frozen ID for each audit, starting at -2 for the first. If a second audit is finalized, it is assigned Frozen ID -3, the third is assigned Frozen ID -4, and so on. Finalized records cannot be modified, except by authorized users. For details, see MA Audit Finalized batch process.

The Audit Information form contains new fields: Status and Reason Code.

Documentation

To view this information in pdf format, click on the following link

Accessing the Audit Information Form

To access the CAMA Audit Information form:

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Open a Profile that contains the CAMA Audit Information form.
  3. Select Audit Information in the Forms Explorer.
  4. Perform a search to retrieve the required property record.
  5. Load the record to the form.

Audit Information Icons

New
Click the New icon to create a new Audit Information record for the property.
Save
Click the Save icon to save a new record or any modifications to an existing one. Data are saved to MA_AUDIT_INFO.
Delete
Click the Delete icon to remove the Property Information record from the database. A confirmation message appears. Click Yes to continue.
Browse
If multiple Frozen IDs exist for the record, click the Browse icon. You can then view and or select a copy of the record saved under a Frozen ID from the Browser Audit Information screen.
Transfer to Tax
Select the Transfer to Tax icon to transfer the active record directly to the TX_RE_ ASSESSMENT table in the Govern Real Property Tax module.
When you transfer the audit information to tax, the following fields are populated on the Tax Assessment Maintenance form and in the Govern database.

Govern OpenForms User Form and Fields Govern Database Table and Column
Form Real Estate Tax Assessment Maintenance form Table TX_RE_ ASSESSMENT table
Field Land Value Column VA_LAND_ VALUE
Field Improvement Value Column VA_IMPROVEMENT
Field Total Assessment Column VA_TOTAL_ASSMT

A confirmation message is displayed when you click the icon. Click OK to continue.

Audit Information Data Entry Fields

Value Finalized
Select the Value Finalized option and click Save when the audit is complete. Once a Value Finalized record is saved, all fields are read-only and cannot be modified, except by authorized users.A new Frozen ID is generated and applied to all the CAMA records for the property. These records can be viewed, at any time, by selecting the applicable Frozen ID in the History panel.
The MA Audit Finalized batch process automatically generates MA Audit Information records. On these records, the Value Finalized option is selected. Records are generated from MA Audit Information records with the Status set to Finalized.
Status
The Status combo box contains two items Pending and Finalized.
The MA Audit Pending batch process creates new MA Audit Information records with the Status set to Pending. An appraiser can set the Status to Finalized when the audit is complete. The MA Audit Finalized batch process generates finalized audit records and automatically selects the Value Finalized option.
Fiscal Year
By default, this field displays the fiscal year of the department. This year is also displayed on the Govern Toolbar.
Frozen ID
This field displays the frozen ID of the selected record. When the record is current, the Frozen ID is set to zero (0). When a finalized audit record is created for the property, the Frozen ID is set to -2 for the first, -3 for the second, -4 for the third, and so on.
Site Number
Select a Site Number from the drop-down list.
Audit Reason
Select a reason code to explain the reason for the audit (Table: VT_USER.MA_AUDIT_REASON).
Entry Date
Enter the date the information was recorded.
Appraiser
Select an appraiser’s name from the drop-down list.
Entry Code
Select the entry code from the drop-down list (Table: VT_USR_ MAENTRY).
Activity Code
Select the activity code from the drop-down list (Table: VT_ USR_MAACTV).
Source Code
Select the source code from the drop-down list (Table: VT_ USR_MAINFSRC).
Notes & Comments
This field provides space for notes and comments.

 

 

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CAMA Miscellaneous (detached) Structures

Overview

The Govern CAMA Miscellaneous Structures form is used for determining the appraised value of the miscellaneous structures associated with a property record.
The term miscellaneous structures, or out buildings, refers to structures that are separate from the main buildings. This includes fences, gazebos, garages, and swimming pools. You can create codes for specific structures, such as the type of fence: chain link fence, picket fence, or post and rail fence; or type of swimming pool, above ground, above ground, vinyl-sided, wood and vinyl, or steel and vinyl.

The appraised value is based on the type and size of the structure. This can be modified by the grade and condition. Depreciation can be applied,
according to the number of years and observed condition. Then, you can apply multiple adjustments, as required based on the site; neighborhood;
physical, functional, economical state; the percentage that the structure is complete; overall adjustments, If required, you can override the total value.

The administrative setup for Miscellaneous Structures consists of creating the validation tables and codes for the Miscellaneous Structures user form in Govern.

Mass Appraisal General Administrative Setup

Before beginning the Miscellaneous Structures setup, complete the general administrative setup for Mass Appraisal. This is described in the Govern CAMA General Information guide. It comprises the following administrative forms, tables, and codes:

  • Mass Appraisal General Parameters:
    • Additional configuration if you are using Marshall & Swift
  • Mass Appraisal Validation Tables for All Modules
    • Depreciation
    • Correlated Values Distribution
    • Neighborhood
    • Rounding table:
      You can set up validation codes for rounding on Miscellaneous Structures Values
    • Site
    • Limited Assessment Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Forms
    • Security Setup for Mass Appraisal
    • Appraiser’s Name
    • Appraisal Report Fields
    • Multiple Assessment Rate

Mass Appraisal Validation Tables for Miscellaneous Structures Data

The following Mass Appraisal Validation Tables are used for miscellaneous structure data:

Miscellaneous Structures Codes

The Miscellaneous Structures Codes table (VT_USR_MISCUSE) defines the specific type of miscellaneous structure, such as chain link fence, picket fence, or post and rail fence. The initial appraised value is set on this form. A Depreciation Table is selected for the form. See Miscellaneous Structure Use Code Validation Table and Codes.

Miscellaneous Structures Condition

The Miscellaneous Structures Condition Mass Appraisal Validation Table (VT_USR_MISCGRAD) and codes are applied to the depreciation of the structure in order to increase or decrease the percentage of depreciation according to the state of the structure. See Miscellaneous Structures Grade Validation Table and Codes on page 19.

Miscellaneous Structures Grade

The Miscellaneous Structures Grade Validation Table (VT_USR_MISCCOND) and codes are applied to the Replacement Cost New (RCN) of the miscellaneous structure in order to increase or decrease the appraised value
based on quality or grade. See Miscellaneous Structure Condition Validation Table and Codes on page 25.

Miscellaneous Structures Adjustments

The Miscellaneous Structures Adjustments Validation Table (VT_USR_MISCADJT) and Codes are applied to the appraised value of the miscellaneous structure after the neighborhood and site adjustment are added
but before rounding is applied and before the Final Adjustment is calculated. See Miscellaneous Structure Adjustments Validation Table and Codes on
page 31.

All the Miscellaneous Structures validation tables are unique; i.e., there can be only one of each in the database. If you try to create a second, an error message appears, indicating that there is a duplicate key, and you are unable to continue. However, you can create as many codes as required.

Prerequisites for Miscellaneous Structures

The following user validation tables are used in the Mass Appraisal Validation Tables for Miscellaneous Structures:

  • Jurisdictions (VT_USR_JURISD)
  • Neighborhood (VT_USR_NHBD)
  • Property Type (VT_USR_PROPTYPE)
  • CAMA Permanent Adjustment Reasons (VT_USR_AREATYPE)

User Validation Tables are set up in Govern Admin in the Validation Table Header form.

Jurisdictions

You can set up validation codes in order to apply different codes and rates
based on the geographic jurisdictions defined by your state or municipality.
The jurisdictions are entered in the VT_USR_JURISD validation table. They
can be applied to the following Mass Appraisal Miscellaneous Structures
Validation Tables:

  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Codes Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Condition Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Grade Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Adjustments Validation Table

Follow these steps to apply validation codes to a jurisdiction:

1. Select Support of Multiple Jurisdictions on the System Registry Maintenance form.
2. Create jurisdictions in the VT_USR_JURISD user validation table.
3. Select the Apply by Jurisdiction on the Mass Appraisal Validation Table.
4. Select the jurisdiction from the Jurisdiction drop-down list on the Mass Appraisal Validation Codes form.

Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods are defined by the organization in the Neighborhood User Validation Table, VT_USR_NBHD validation table. They can be applied to the following Mass Appraisal Miscellaneous Structures Validation Tables in order to apply different codes and rates based on neighborhood:

  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Codes Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Condition Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Grade Validation Table
  • Mass Appraisal Misc Structure Adjustments Validation Table

To apply validation codes by neighborhood:
1. Create neighborhoods in the VT_USR_NBHD user validation table.
2. Select the Neighborhood Lookup on the Mass Appraisal Validation Table.
3. Select the neighborhood from the Neighborhood drop-down list on the Mass Appraisal Validation Codes form.

NOTE: The VT_USR_NBHD Table is populated by the Mass Appraisal Neighborhood Validation Table. The Mass Appraisal Validation Table is also used for defining codes and characteristics for the table. Refer to the Govern CAMA General Information guide for details.

The Neighborhood Adjustment for Miscellaneous Structures is defined in the Mass Appraisal Neighborhood Validation Table. It can be applied to the Neighborhood as a percentage, formula, or logical expression. For further details, refer to the Govern CAMA General Information guide.

Property Type

Property Types are created in the VT_USR_PROPTYPE user validation table. They can be applied to the Mass Appraisal Miscellaneous Structures Code
Validation Table.

To apply validation codes by property type:

1. Create property types in the VT_USR_PROPTYPE user validation table.
2. Select the property type from the Property Type drop-down list on the Mass Appraisal Validation Codes form.

Permanent Adjustment Reasons

You can set up permanent adjustment reason codes to include additional information about the miscellaneous structures on the MA – Miscellaneous Structures form.
For these codes, you need to create a user validation table in Govern Admin or in GNA. Refer to the Super User guide for details about Govern Admin or to the Govern New Administration documentation for details about GNA.

NOTE: The user validation tables and codes you create in the Validation Table Header form in Govern Admin are copied to the User Validation Table Editor in GNA. However, the reverse does not apply; i.e., the tables
and codes you create in GNA are not copied to Govern Admin.

The Permanent Adjustment Reason codes are available for the MA – Miscellaneous Structures form in Govern, regardless of where they are created. They are not available in Govern for Windows.

To set up permanent adjustment reason codes:
1. Create a user validation table with the table name PERMADJREASON in either Govern Admin or GNA.
2. Create codes for this table.

If you want to give the table a different name, follow these steps:

1. Launch the Govern Business Entity Designer (BED).
2. Select Business Entities.
3. Select the MA_MiscStructures business entity.
4. Select the PERM_ADJ_REASON attribute.
5. Change the table name under the Properties > Lookup Settings.
6. Click Save.
Refer to the Govern Business Entity Designer guide located on the Business Entity Designer page for further details.

General Mass Appraisal Validation Tables

The following Mass Appraisal Validation Tables are used in calculating Miscellaneous Structures values as well as other appraised values. These tables are described in the Govern CAMA General Information guide.

Depreciation Tables

Depreciation is applied to miscellaneous structures according to the age and the condition of the structure. It is based on a rate or schedule defined in the Mass Appraisal Depreciation Validation Tables and Codes (MA_PARAM_DEPR and VT_USR_<table_name>, where table_name refers to the user-defined name of the depreciation table). A Depreciation Table is associated with each miscellaneous structure type through the Miscellaneous Use Code Validation Table (VT_USR_MUSE).

Site Information

Site adjustments are set up in the Mass Appraisal Site validation table (MA_SITE). Multiple site adjustments for miscellaneous structures can be added to the record on the Mass Appraisal Site Information form in Govern. The total of these adjustments is added to the appraised value of the miscellaneous structure before the overall and final adjustments are calculated.

Rounding Table

Rounding can be defined for miscellaneous structures on the Mass Appraisal Rounding Table (MA_PARAM_MAROUND). It is applied to the appraised value of the structure after the Overall Adjustment is applied but before the Final Adjustment is added.

The Replacement Cost New (RCN) and Replacement Cost New Less Depreciation (RCNLD) values are not rounded.

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MA – Story Case #10 (Matrix and Area Look-Up)

CAMA BSE Setup STORY CASE #10 (Matrix and Area Look-Up)

[In Development]

Overview

This story case uses the matrix setup with area look-up to create a 5 dimension look-up table.
These attributes are used to determine the base rate (dollars per square foot) and uses multiplier adjustments based on these attributes (1.02, 0.97).

Premise

The residential cost method starts by using five attributes: Quality, Story Type, Heating Type, Framing and Area.

 

 

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MA – Feature 012 – Roll Forward BRules

Mass Appraisal Feature 012 – Roll Forward Business Rules

Overview

The Roll Forward feature (parameter) is used to duplicate the creation of records, deletion of records and changes made to existing records for future years that are already initialized. The option is enabled in the Govern New Administration (GNA)

 

Roll Forward

An example of the use of the Roll Forward feature is a situation where the current year is 2012 and 2013 year data has been initialized to start preparing for next years assessment or tax roll. In the event of an appeal in 2012, any changes made will be rolled forward to 2013 if answered yes when prompted by the system to roll forward this change. It is important to know that only the CHANGE will be brought forward.

Roll Forward Data: Select the Roll Forward Data option if you make modifications to records in earlier years that you want to carry forward to
records in the future years that are open. For example, the current year is 2019. The user returns to 2016 and changes a record. A confirmation message appears each time you save a new record or modify an existing one when there are records for future or more recent years.

When making property appraisals you may need to have open the current fiscal year and several years in the future. For example, if the current fiscal
year is 2015, you may have open 2016, 2017, and 2018. The configuration parameters and property records from 2015 are copied to the future years,
2016, 2017, and 2018.

 

Modification in Future Years

If there is a change made in 2019, such as an extension to a porch, you can update the record for the year in which the change occurred and then roll the
change forward to the future years, without having to open and modify each record. The changed field is copied from the current year to the future years.
Structures that have not changed are not rolled forward.

 

Table Details

Table Function Mass Appraisal Table Name
MA Land MA_LAND
MA Land MA_LAND_1 to MA_LAND_9
MA Land MA_LD_INFO (NOTE: Deprecated in 6.1)
MA Property Info MA_MASTER
MA Value Override MA_VALUES_TABLE
MA Override MA_OVERRIDE
MA Building Structural Element (BSE) MA_BUILDINGS
MA Building Structural Element (BSE) MA_BUILDINGS_1 to MA_BUILDINGS_9
MA Building Structural Element (BSE) MA_BLDG_DRAWING
MA Building Structural Element (BSE) MA_BLDG_INFO
MA Building Structural Element (BSE) MA_BLDG_AREA (NOTE: Deprecated in 6.1)
MA Building Drawing MA_BLDG_AREA (NOTE: Deprecated in 6.1)
MA Misc Structure MA_MISC_STRUCTURES
MA Site MA_SITE
MA MRA MA_MRA
MA MRA MA_MRA_1 to MA_MRA_9
MA Income MA_INCOME
MA Income MA_INCOME_1 to MA_INCOME_9
MA Income MA_LK_INC_FIELD
MA Income MA_INC_INFO (NOTE: Deprecated in 6.1)
MA Income MA_INC_SIMULATION Only Create and delete mode MA_INCOME_DETAIL (NOTE: Deprecated in 6.1)
MA Link Percent MA_LINKS_PERCENT

 

 

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MA – Appraisal Linking

CAMA Appraisal Linking

Overview

Parcel Linking

The Parcel Linking function is used for linking a group of parcels. These parcels can be assessed and assigned values based on total area rather than
on a per parcel basis, with the Mass Appraisal module. This function can be used, for example, to maintain data on a condominium complex.
Define the complex as the master parcel and link each unit to it. Enter a percentage for each unit; then, use the Appraisal Linking option to calculate
the values. Alternately, you can enter a value and a percentage for each unit and use this option to calculate the value of the master parcel. For additional details, see Parcel Linking

 

 

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MA – Tables Business Rules

Mass Appraisal (MA) Tables Business Rules

Release 6.1 [under review]

Overview

MA Tables Basics

MA TABLES are used to calculate values and adjustments for the different type of components (property, site, land, building, misc. structures, income, mra and comparable sales). Different categories and table elements can be defined such as Features, Rates, Adjustments, etc. Click here for the Type/Category/Elements possibilities.

Table Type

  • All (all), Site (all), Land (land), Building (bldg), Sale (sale), Income (inc), MRA (mra)

Table Categories

  • Depends on Table Type

Table Element Categories

  • Depends on Table Type and Categories

Table and Column Names
When setting up the mass appraisal parameters, codes are created in new or existing validation tables while columns are created in the master component tables to record the code selected, the value calculated for this code, the override value if applicable… The following naming rules and standards apply:

  • Table Names and Columns Names should be created in UPPERCASE.
  • Table Names cannot be more than 8 characters long, MUST start with a letter and cannot contains special characters except the underscore ‘_’.
  • Column Names cannot be more than 15 characters long and must start with a letter.
  • Table Type for Mass Appraisal Validation Tables is 2. For the complete list of table types, See VT USER Table Type
  • When NO TABLE is entered, the Table Name is saved with 8 spaces (ex: Grid header records)
  • Columns Names are unique (business rule is now enforced in 6.1) – Some exceptions, contact R&D for more information

Table Name used by different MA Tables entries

  • The same Table Name and codes can be shared by different MA Tables Entries Sequences.
  • The sequences that use the same Table Name must have the same LOOK UP GROUP Type and MATRIX specification (to be validated)

No Table Name

  • When no table is specified for adjustments, rate adjustments and features the user will be able to add a code directly in the Land, Building, MRA and Site Grid. This code will be transformed to a numeric value and moved to the value column. (bse column to be reviewed)

Computation Sequences

Used to define the computation order sequence.

  • Column has changed to an integer in 6.1
  • Will be formatted with 6 digits 999999

Formatting
Used to define the number format that will be applied against the value column in grids for land, site, mra adjustments, income and building structural elements.

MA Tables Standard Options

The standard options are applicable based on Table Type, Table Category and Table Element Category.

Look-Up Group Type

  • For all MA Table entries defined with a table name, it will be possible to use the MA Link Group Look-Up option.
  • A new change is implemented where it will be possible to link the Neighborhoods to the Jurisdiction to limit the size of the Neighborhood Look-up.

Is required Expression

  • An expression for the IS Required has been added. Available where explicit data entry by the user is possible.

Do Dot Display

  • MA Tables entries with this option are not displayed in the land adjustments and building structural element grids. Often used with Forced Unique

Forced Unique

  • MA Tables entries with this option will auto select the code of the Table Name specified, if the code is unique.
  • No interaction is needed when the user is presented with only one (1) code to choose from
    • Example: A Table entry can be created to calculate the building Age (Current Year less Building Year) where no user input is needed. The result can be used for entries with a greater sequence for adjustments, etc.

Units Look-Up

  • For Land Tables, will also contain the APPLY TO codes for land (f-Frontage, d-Depth, u-Units)
  • For All tables with a table name, the UNITS LOOKUP Table (MA_LOOKUP) will contain all attributes numeric attributes from the COMPUTE BUSINESS ENTITY and with a sequence less than the current sequence and for all attributes tin the entity hat have a suffix not equal to _AM, _OV_VA, _VA, _VA2

Matrix Look-Up

  • For All tables with a table name, the UNITS Look-Up Table (MA_LOOKUP) will contain all attributes from the COMPUTE BUSINESS ENTITY with a sequence (excludes the HEADERS) less than the current sequence. Note: When creating a new matrix, complete the entry of all matrix sequence lookup before saving.

Link Option

  • For sequences with a table name, the UNITS TABLE LOOKUP option will be available. Table (MA_LOOKUP) will contain all attributes from the COMPUTE BUSINESS ENTITY with a sequence less than the current sequence.
  • Will only show the sequences from the same CATEGORY (so apples and oranges are not mixed)
  • Will only show the sequences with the same VALUE TYPE (Amount or %)

Average Option

Group Option (Land Only)

  • Group calculation is perform for all sequences that have a GROUP specified.
  • The goal of the group rate calculation is to come up with one rate adjustment for all groups.
  • The resulting rate adjustment is stored on the first entry having a group. Conceptually, the system process each entry in a group to come up with a group total.
  • The final value is the average of all group totals
  • The MATHS operator is ignored for the first amount of each group

Business Rules by Table Element Categories

  • h-Header – Used for display only. No table, codes or look-ups can be specified. It can be applicable by property type. land type, etc.
  • f-Feature – Can have a table or not, an expression and be setup as a matrix (new). It can be used to compute other elements, but the feature record is NOT processed by compute.
  • r-Rate Adjustment – No table option applicable, used by the compute to adjust the rate
  • a-CAMA Adjustment – No table option applicable, used by the compute to adjust the value

Business Rules for Modification Stamps

The master Modification Stamp table is used to record the last time a change was made to appraisal parameters that have an impact on property, site or component values.
It will be compared with the individual components modification stamp to determine what needs to be computed.

  • When a change is made in MA TABLES, the MA_MODIF_STAMP for that component is updated with the current date and time.
  • Click here for MODIFICATION STAMP SPECIFICATIONS (101-ma-brules-ModifStamp)

 

 

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MA – CAMA Building Drawing Apex

CAMA Building Drawing Apex

Overview

The Building Drawing Apex form is used for creating and displaying drawings of the areas within the selected building. It calculates and displays the area and perimeter of the structural elements, by element type. It provides totals for the building,

Prerequisite Forms

Before creating a Building Drawing, you need a Buildings record.

Accessing the Building Drawing Form

To access the Drawing form:

  1. Open a Profile with Mass Appraisal Drawings.
  2. Select the Mass Appraisal Drawing form in the Forms Explorer.
  3. Perform a search and load the property to the form.

The Building Drawing form has two dividers: Drawing displaying the drawing created in the Apex application and the Building Area showing the calculated areas and other building drawing dimensions in grid format.

Building Drawing Icons

Browsing Building Drawing Records

If multiple building drawing records exist for the property, use the right and left navigational arrows to scroll to a specific record.

Saving the Building Drawing Record

Click the Save icon to save a new record or any modifications to an existing one.

Open Apex

Click the Open Apex icon to open the Apex application and create or update a building drawing.
Double-clicking in any white area within the building drawing opens the Apex application as well.

Refresh

Click the Refresh icon to refresh the drawing in the Building Drawing form.
The new and delete icons do not exist on the Building Drawing form. Drawings are created and deleted from the Buildings form.

The Drawing function allow the user to view the building drawing of the selected building. The user can launch Apex to edit the drawing. If the user wants to keep the changes, he must save in govern after the changes in Apex. The areas will be recalculated and updated in the two area tables.
Roll forward will be made, but the drawing and the areas we always replaced.

See Also

Product Knowledge 3rd party APEX (303)

R&D Employees

 

 

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