Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. Processing/Valuation/Personal Property Administration Identify personal property, determine its taxability, and classify it for addition to the County ad valorem tax digest. This includes correctly identifying personal property and distinguishing it from real property. These procedures will include aircraft, watercraft, and business personal property. 1. Collect and record sufficient data in the County’s Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) system to accurately describe property in terms of property ownership, location, quantities, remaining life, and other characteristics relevant to the proper description of property. These procedures will include aircraft, watercraft, and business personal property. 2. Valuation of all personal property, accurately entering personal property data into the CAMA system, and administrative work required to correct errors or otherwise improve data integrity following the initial entry of personal property into the CAMA system. These procedures will include aircraft, watercraft, and business personal property. 3. Maintain the data integrity of Personal Property database records of listing, audit, and discovery information in the County’s CAMA system. This includes but is not limited to: a) Creating new accounts in the County CAMA system b) Deactivating accounts or assets in the County CAMA system c) Verifying and updating legal party names, situs addresses, mailing addresses, and tax districts d) Utilizing data outside of return filings, such as County and municipality business license offices, returned mail, late filed returns, account owner correspondence, and heavy duty equipment sales companies to maintain data integrity. Other examples of outside data resulting in data correction may occur e) Conducting research or contacting taxpayers, account holders or representatives to verify the information in the County CAMA system f) Communicating with the Tax Commissioner’s Office regarding heavy duty equipment sales companies