(3) Cost Approach to Value of Whole property (if appropriate): C. Correlation and Final Conclusion From All Approaches: 10. REMAINDER EVALUATION: (1) Assumptions and Limiting Conditions: (2) Neighborhood Factors: (3) Description of Subject Remainder: (4) Highest and Best Use Analysis (5) VALUATION- Discussion of Approaches to Value Correlation and Conclusion From All Approaches (6) Recapitulation: A. Value of property acquisition $_______________ “before” B. Value of property acquisition $_______________ “after” C. Difference between and values $_______________ “before” “after” 11. EXPLANATION, MEASUREMENT, SUPPORTING DATA AND ALLOCATION OF DAMAGES, TO CURE, AND SPECIAL BENEFITS: 12. SUMMARY OF APPRAISAL CONCLUSIONS (Accounting tabulation - NOT indicative of appraisal method employed) Indicated Subject Value Before Project Highest and Best Use Before: Land value before
(3) Cost Approach to Value of Whole property (if appropriate): C. Correlation and Final Conclusion From All Approaches: 10. REMAINDER EVALUATION: (1) Assumptions and Limiting Conditions: (2) Neighborhood Factors: (3) Description of Subject Remainder: (4) Highest and Best Use Analysis (5) VALUATION- Discussion of Approaches to Value Correlation and Conclusion From All Approaches (6) Recapitulation: A. Value of property “before” acquisition $_______________ B. Value of property “after” acquisition $_______________ C. Difference between “before” and “after” values $_______________ 11. EXPLANATION, MEASUREMENT, SUPPORTING DATA AND ALLOCATION OF DAMAGES, TO CURE, AND SPECIAL BENEFITS: 12. SUMMARY OF APPRAISAL CONCLUSIONS (Accounting tabulation - NOT indicative of appraisal method employed) Indicated Subject Value Before Project Highest and Best Use Before: Land value before
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