(1) If new property is added to the assessment roll or improvements are made to property as of January 1 of the assessment year, the maximum assessed value of the property is the sum of: (a) The maximum assessed value determined under ORS 308.146; and (b) The product of the value of the new property or new improvements determined under subsection (2)(a) of this section multiplied by the ratio, not greater than 1.00, of the average maximum assessed value over the average real market value for the assessment year. (2)(a) The value of new property or new improvements equals the real market value of the new property or new improvements reduced (but not below zero) by the real market value of retirements from the property tax account. (b) If the maximum assessed value of property is adjusted for fire or act of God or for demolition or removal of a building under ORS 308.146, the reduction in real market value due to fire or act of God or demolition or removal of the building may not be considered to be a retirement under this subsection. (3)(a) For purposes of this section, property shall be considered new property, or new improvements to property, for a tax year if the property: (A) Constituted an integral part of the land or improvements on the assessment date or the date of a site inspection by the assessor for appraisal purposes for any prior tax year; (B) Has been continuously in existence since the prior tax year; and (C) Was not included in the assessment of the land or improvements for any prior tax year. (b) The following is evidence that the property was not included in the assessment of the land or improvements for a prior tax year: (A) There is no express reference to the property in the records of the assessor; and (B) The assessors valuation of the land or improvements of which the property is an integral part increases as a result of inclusion of the property in the assessment. (4) The propertys assessed value for the year equals the lesser of: (a) The propertys maximum assessed value; or (b) The propertys real market value.
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