What does property identification in the assessment roll typically include?

Property identification in the assessment roll typically includes the Parcel ID and general property description. The Parcel ID is a unique identifier assigned to each property within a jurisdiction, which simplifies tracking, tax assessment, and ownership records. The general property description provides essential details such as the property’s location, size, type, and use, all of which contribute to a clear understanding of the property being assessed. This information is fundamental for both administrative purposes and for maintaining accurate tax rolls, ensuring that the assessments reflect the correct property data.

Other choices, while relevant to broader property assessment and valuation processes, do not specifically pertain to the core elements included in property identification on the assessment roll. Ownership history and tax payments are important for understanding a property's background but are not typically part of the identification process. Current market value and buyer details relate more to property appraisals and transactions rather than identification. Neighborhood statistical information provides context but does not pertain directly to individual property identification.