What is the purpose of a PID fee?

[KJR2008]

Need an explanation on what a PID fee is and if it should be included on the Special Assesments field on page 1, Thanks for any help

 

[Pilgrum]

My question is What is a PID?
I did a search and came up with a bunch of definitions. Pick one.

Acronym

Definition
PIDPacket IdentifierPIDPelvic Inflammatory DiseasePIDProcess IdentifierPIDProject Information DocumentPIDProportional-Integral-Derivative (controller)PIDProcess IdentificationPIDProportional, Integral, Derivative (process control, programmable logic controllers)PIDPersonal IdentificationPIDProcess Identification NumberPIDPhotoionization DetectorPIDProject Initiation DocumentPIDProduct IdentificationPIDProduct Item DescriptionPIDPhoto Ionization DetectorPIDParameter IdentificationPIDParticle Identification (Nuclear and Particle Physics)PIDPublic Improvement DistrictPIDProtocol IdentificationPIDProject IdentificationPIDPersonally-Identifiable DataPIDProportional-Integral-Derivative Control (Instrumentation process control)PIDProportional, Integral, DifferentialPIDPrincipal Ideal DomainPIDParcel Identification (property registration)PIDPublic Information DisplayPIDProtist Image DataPIDPatient Identifier (alphanumeric and bar code)PIDProgram IdentifierPIDPlan IdentificationPIDPress Information Department (Pakistan)PIDPast International DirectorPIDPrimary Immunodeficiency DiseasePIDPlanned Industrial DevelopmentPIDNassau, Bahamas - Paradise Island (Airport Code)PIDProject Identification DocumentPIDProlapsed Intervertebral DiscPIDPartido Institucional Democratico (México, politcal party)PIDPoisons Information DatabasePIDProcess Industries Division (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)PIDPassenger Information Display (software; transportation industry)PIDPlan IdentifierPIDPlan Identification numberPIDPiping & Instrumentation DiagramPIDPatient-Identifiable Data (UK National Health Service)PIDProcurement Item DescriptionPIDPremises Identification (Alberta, Canada Agriculture and Rural Development program)PIDParent IdentificationPIDPassword IdentifierPIDPersonnel Increment NumberPIDProportional Integrator DifferentiatorPIDPrimary Input DevicePIDProgrammable Interrupt DevicePIDProtocol Identifier DataPIDProgram Introduction DocumentPIDProcess & Instrumentation Diagram (also seen as P&ID)PIDProcess Identification DocumentPIDProprietary Information DisclosurePIDPrime Item DevelopmentPIDProcurement Initiation DocumentPIDParadise In Distress (Golden Earring album)PIDPartial Initial DecisionPIDProcess Instrument DiagramPIDProcurement Identification DescriptionPIDProgram Integration DirectoratePIDProgram Implementation DocumentPIDPlan Identification DesignatorPIDPrecursor Ion Discovery (mass spectrometry)PIDPortable Inspection DevicePIDProgrammable Interface DevicePIDProgram Implementation DirectivePIDPlanned Imaging DataPIDPre-flight Inserted Data (US Navy S-3 and P-3 aircraft)PIDPlant and Instrumentation DrawingPIDProject Information Database

 

[Peter LeQuire]

My guess would be that it's some sort of improvement district (though I can't cypher what the "P" represents). Improvement districts are often single purpose entities that bring some infrastructure to an area (sewer is a good example, but it could be anything - water, floodway improvements, whatever). Any fee associated with an improvement district would - IMO - be shown as a special assessment.

 

[Scott R Marshall]

KJR008,

Read the following post:http://appraisersforum.com/showthread.php?t=182292

They have been popping up in my markets over the last few years. I've done some fairly extensive research on them and each one has variations. See if there is any way you can get the PID contract which the buyer signed when they purchased the house. I would send, or post, the response I included within a recent report but as mentioned, the variations between them are such that it may not even be relevant to your situation.

To answer your question, they are a special assessment. In my case, there was no way to reasonably determine the total amount of the assessment however it was possible to determine it for the current year. In my opinion, they are nothing more than a creative way of taxing without calling it a tax.

PM me or look me up on the ASC website and give me a call and I'd be happy to go over it with you if you need more info.

 

[Scott R Marshall]

My guess would be that it's some sort of improvement district (though I can't cypher what the "P" represents). Improvement districts are often single purpose entities that bring some infrastructure to an area (sewer is a good example, but it could be anything - water, floodway improvements, whatever). Any fee associated with an improvement district would - IMO - be shown as a special assessment.

"P" stands for "Planned".

 

[OCApp]

Is it some type of a community enhancement fee? Some of the masterplanned communities here in Orange County (Ladera Ranch and the Talega area in San Clemente) have 1/4% fees due (based on sales price) when a property sells.

Also, some builders (I believe Lennar and possibly Hovnanian) have a type of residual fee due on resales of homes that they built.

 

[Scott R Marshall]

Is it some type of a community enhancement fee? Some of the masterplanned communities here in Orange County (Ladera Ranch and the Talega area in San Clemente) have 1/4% fees due (based on sales price) when a property sells.

Also, some builders (I believe Lennar and possibly Hovnanian) have a type of residual fee due on resales of homes that they built.

I think what you are describing is different than a PID.

 

[Peter LeQuire]

"P" stands for "Planned".

That was my problem - stuff like that isn't planned 'roun 'chere.