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KCACODE

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Summary

The levy code layer is used to help visualize the complex intersection of various taxing district boundaries throughout King County for the current certified tax roll year.

The data reflects the levy code boundary as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

It does not represent the legal boundary of each

Description

King County has over 100 individual taxing districts.

The overlapping districts combine to make over 550 unique tax levy areas.The levy code describes the unique combination of taxing districts that make up a specific area.

The data reflects the combination of the district boundaries as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

The data identifies the levy code as well as the breakdown of the districts within the levy code.

The data reflects the levy code boundary as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

It does not represent the legal boundary of each The data is updated annually and represents the most recent certified tax roll.

Layer information

Layer Name	kcacode_area
Subject Category	Property
Title	KCACODE
Feature Count	486
Feature Type	Polygon
Next Update	Annually
Spatial reference	EPSG:2926
Control ID	331
Place Keywords	Washington State, King County, WA, Pacific NW
Theme Keywords	None, Property
Supplemental Information	None

Attribute information

OBJECTID From ESRI	Description Internal feature number. Domain Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
Shape From ESRI	Description Feature Geometry Domain Coordinates defining the features
CITYRD No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
LEVYCODE No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
WAT No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
SCH No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain 0 to 888 by 1
FIRE No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), 2, 4, 10, 10-1, 11, 13, 14, 16, 16-7, 16-8, 17, 17-2, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 27-1, 28, 31, 34, 34-1, 36, 36-1, 37, 37-7, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 44, 44-1, 45, 47, 49, 50
RST No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
SEW No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), BMLR, HS, LHUD, MID, NELW, NESS, SCWS, SNPS, SPS, SWMD, SWS, VI, VV, WWSD
HOSP No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), H-1, H-2, H-4, H-4-1
LIB No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), LIB, LIB-1, LIB-5
OTH1 No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), CPR, EPR, FHPR, ISLB, NPR, PCLS, SPR, SVPD, VPR
OTH2 No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), CAP
OTH4 No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
OTH3 No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), C-1, ISLB, RMLB
SHAPE_STArea__ No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
SHAPE_STLength__ No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
NOTES No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain (no value), 35-22-05 TL 121, EXEMPT, NO X-REF, NOX-REFROWONLY, OP PROP ONLY
Shape.STArea() From SQL Server	Description Returns the area of a geometry instance in square units, based on the spatial reference identifier (SRID) of the geometry. Domain Double
Shape.STLength() From SQL Server	Description Returns the total length of the elements in a geometry instance. Domain Double

Contact information

Maintained by	Department of Assessments
Primary	Christie Most christie.most@kingcounty.gov

Terms of Use

License	Terms of use and copyright

Use this Data

Links How to use in ArcGIS Pro
Sharing Status	Not Public

Summary

The levy code layer is used to help visualize the complex intersection of various taxing district boundaries throughout King County for the current certified tax roll year.

The data reflects the levy code boundary as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

It does not represent the legal boundary of each

Description

King County has over 100 individual taxing districts.

The overlapping districts combine to make over 550 unique tax levy areas.The levy code describes the unique combination of taxing districts that make up a specific area.

The data reflects the combination of the district boundaries as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

The data identifies the levy code as well as the breakdown of the districts within the levy code.

The data reflects the levy code boundary as described for the purpose of levying taxes.

It does not represent the legal boundary of each The data is updated annually and represents the most recent certified tax roll.

Contact information

Maintained by	Department of Assessments
Primary	Christie Most christie.most@kingcounty.gov

Terms of use and copyright

License	Terms of use and copyright

Change history

1/1/2002	The Assessor Levy Code maps were converted to GIS data during 2002. Boundaries for the levy data are updated as necessary throughout the year.