Santa rosa county fl property usage codes
Type a part of a name or any number of names to perform an Owner Name search. This search is not case sensitive.
This search does not require you to be specific with the way you order your search for a name. (i.e. Last name First name or First name Last name) This search will only return results if all of the name entered are associated with the owners of a parcel.
Examples:
- John - A broad search where the name "JOHN" exists within any of the owners for a parcel. This includes any form of JOHN, such as JOHNATHAN.
- John Smith - Returns parcels where both "JOHN" and "SMITH" are found somewhere within the owners of a parcel. Searching for Smith John will yield the same result.
- smith john jane - A more specific search where "SMITH," "JOHN" and "JANE" are all found somewhere within the owners of a parcel. This method of searching is useful if specifics are known about who owns the parcel, for example, if both the husband and wife own a parcel.
If Exact Match? is checked, the search will attempt to match each name exactly the way it is (case insensitive). Use this option for a stricter search.
For example, searching JOHN will not yield results that have other forms of the name such as JOHNATHAN.
Parcel Number Search
Search for a specific property by entering the Parcel Identification Number, or a format that vaguely resembles a (complete) parcel number.
A parcel number has the following parts:
| Section | Township | Range | Subdivision Code | Block | Lot |
|---|
| 32 | 2N | 29 | 5212 | 00A00 | 0110 |
The following searches all yield the same parcel:
- 09-1N-28-0000-02700-0000 (this is the official format)
- 091N280000027000000
- 09 1N 28 0000 02700 0000
- 9 1N 28 0 2700 0
- 9 - 1N-28 0000 2700-0
Parcel Range Search:
If you do not have a specific parcel number, you may search by a parcel range by checking the Search by Parcel Range checkbox.
You may specify a range by entering partial or full Parcel Identification Numbers into the Parcel From and Parcel To form fields.
Examples:
- From 09-1N-28-0000-00101-0000 to 09-1N-28-0000-02700-0000 - Will return every parcel between two Parcel Identification Numbers.
- From 09 1N 28 to 09 1N 28 0000 02700 0000 - Will return every parcel before a specific parcel in the same Section-Township-Range.
- From 09-1N-28-0000-02700-0000 to 09-1N-29 - Will return every parcel from a specific parcel in the specified Section-Township-Range.
- From 091N to 091S - Will return every parcel between two partial ranges.
If partial parcel ranges are to be used, please use leading zeros when required.
For example, 09 1N to 09 1S will work but 9 1N to 9 1S will not.
However, 9 1N 28 0 2700 0 to 09 1S would work, since the first parcel number represents a complete (not partial) parcel number.
Address Search
Enter an address, an address part (such as a house number, street name, etc.), or a range of addresses to find all parcels with an address resembling the information entered. Character casing is ignored.
Examples:
- 6495 - Will return all properties with house number 6495.
- CAROLINE ST - Will return all properties on Caroline Street.
- 5000-6000 Dogwood - Will return all properties with an address ranging from 5000 to 6000 Dogwood (Drive).
If Exact Match? is checked, the search will attempt to do an exact match with the information provided. Use this option for a stricter search.
Address Search
Start typing the name of the street you would like to search, and suggestions based on your input will show up.
You may add one address by clicking the + button on the right of the text input (or by pressing the Enter key).
You may click on the name of the added address to remove it from the search. For keyboard users, you can select the added address by shifting your focus to the added address by using the Tab key and removing it by pressing the Enter key. Feel free to test this behavior in the examples below.
The suggestions are generated based off of our parcel data. If the text you type does not match with any of the suggestions, you can still add it and search an incomplete street.
Examples:
Search for all properties with house number 6495.-
Subdivision Search
Start typing the name of the subdivision you would like to search, and suggestions based on your input will show up.
You may add multiple subdivisions by clicking the + button on the right of the text input (or by pressing the Enter key). By doing so, a list of buttons will show up for each subdivision you add to the search.
You may click on the name of an added subdivision to remove it from the search. For keyboard users, you can select the added subdivisions by shifting your focus to the added subdivision by using the Tab key and removing it by pressing the Enter key. Feel free to test this behavior in the examples below.
The suggestions are generated based off of our parcel data. If the text you type does not match with any of the suggestions, it will not be returned in the search.
If you would like to search for parcels that are not in a subdivision, please type in N/A in the text field and select it.
Examples:
- WOODBINE FARMS
- WOODBINE SPRINGS PLT
- BAY RIDGE PARK
- BAY RIDGE PARK 1 ADD
- BAY RIDGE PARK 2 ADD
- BAY RIDGE PARK 3 ADD
- BAY RIDGE PARK 4 ADD
Use Code Search
Start typing the name or code of the use code you would like to search, and suggestions based on your input will show up.
You may add multiple use codes by clicking the + button on the right of the text input (or by pressing the Enter key). By doing so, a list of buttons will show up for each use code you add to the search.
You may click on the name of an added use code to remove it from the search. For keyboard users, you can select the added use codes by shifting your focus to the added use code by using the Tab key and removing it by pressing the Enter key. Feel free to test this behavior in the examples below.
The suggestions are generated based off of our parcel data. If the text you type does not match with any of the suggestions, it will not be returned in the search.
Examples:
- 000000 (VACANT)
- 000100 (SINGLE FAMILY)
Subdivision Code Plat Search
You can search plats either by subdivision name or subdivision number (if known). If you have a parcel number you would like to search a subdivision plat for, it may be easier to search by subdivision code.
A parcel number has the following parts:
| Section | Township | Range | Subdivision Code | Block | Lot |
|---|
| 32 | 2N | 29 | 5212 | 00A00 | 0110 |
For example, in parcel number 32-2N-29-5212-00A00-0110, the subdivision code is 5212.
Subdivision Name Plat Search
Start typing the name of the subdivision you would like to search, and suggestions based on your input will show up.
You may add multiple subdivisions by clicking the + button on the right of the text input (or by pressing the Enter key). By doing so, a list of buttons will show up for each subdivision you add to the search.
You may click on the name of an added subdivision to remove it from the search. For keyboard users, you can select the added subdivisions by shifting your focus to the added subdivision by using the Tab key and removing it by pressing the Enter key. Feel free to test this behavior in the examples below.
The suggestions are generated based off of our plat data. Therefore, for each subdivision name picked from this suggested list, it will return an exact match for its plat. If the text you type does not match with any of the suggestions, it will not be searched for.
Examples:
- WOODBINE SPRINGS PLANTATION
- WOODBINE SPRINGS PLANTATION, 1ST ADD
- BAY RIDGE PARK
- BAY RIDGE PARK, 1ST ADDITION
- BAY RIDGE PARK, 2ND ADDITION
- BAY RIDGE PARK, 3RD ADDITION
- BAY RIDGE PARK, 4TH ADDITION
