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Maricopa County · APN 13530057A

421 N ALMA SCHOOL RD

Mesa, AZ, 85201 · Commercial

1 permit on record

Property record

Property type:
COMMERCIAL
Year built:
1971
Total sqft:
12,545
Subdivision:
LE-DON-JO ACRES
Assessed value:
$47,720
Full cash value:
$477,200
Owner of record
BROWN KELLY L/DYLIDIA
APN 13530057A · Maricopa County Assessor

Water supply

Management area:
Phoenix AMA
Water provider:
City Of Mesa
Arizona Department of Water Resources

Sales history

  • May 1, 2005$188,700JC
Maricopa County sales affidavits · sale dates resolve to month

Neighborhood

Owner-occupied:
39%
of homes
Median home value:
$292,600
Median household income:
$63,725
Median year built:
1981
ZIP 85201 · U.S. Census ACS 2023 5-year · This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

Permits (1, last 90 days)

WARMBefore demolition or restoration can begin, an approved method of trash containment and removal must be in…
Permit #PMT26-11768 · mesa · issued Jun 29, 2026
$56,049
Issued

Before demolition or restoration can begin, an approved method of trash containment and removal must be in place. DATE: 4/28/2026 ADDRESS: 421 N ALMA SCHOOL RD MESA DAMAGED CAUSED BY: Fire INSPECTED BY: Richard Lemcke The inspection of the site identified the following: Please note that before a damage permit is issued an estimate showing the Company doing the work, the subject address, scope of work, materials, and labor from either the contractor or the insurance company will be required. A written scope of work is required to approximate the cost of the permit, verbal estimations shall not be used. A completed Contractor Verification Form must also be submitted prior to being issued a permit. This structure is to be restored like for like construction in compliance with 2017 NEC, 2018 IRC/IBC requirements. Any alterations or changes will require submitting plans before any restoration can begin. During the damage inspection the following was observed: All repairs must be performed in compliance with the currently adopted codes. Structural members have been damaged by and will need an engineers observation letter. Electrical sustained minor damage. The panel may need to be replaced if determined that the electrician can?t bring it to current codes. Mechanical equipment/ducts sustained minor damage. Will need to clean/repair ductwork Plumbing does not appear to be damaged Note: Any structural members charred to a depth of 1/8” or greater are to be replaced. All plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems damaged by heat are to be replaced. A. Building is: Commercial B. Building permits and inspections are required for the following phase (s) of construction: 1. Structural Yes 2. Electrical Yes 3. Mechanical Yes 4. Plumbing No 5. Construction Plans Required No A Building Permit is not required for the repairs. Electrical service can be restored under the following conditions: If temporary power is issued, a repair permit for the damage must be obtained within 30 days from the date of the Damage Inspection Report, or the power will be disconnected. Natural gas service can only be restored after a gas test has been approved by the building inspector. If you have questions please call 480-644-4273.

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