Service Station Questionnaire – Alameda County, CA

The Service Station Questionnaire is a questionnaire from the Alameda County Assessor's Office in California, listed on the Assessor Forms page under the type "Questionnaire" and, as its title says, written for service station properties. The Assessor's listing prints no form number for it.

The Assessor publishes several other property-type questionnaires next to this one: the Restaurant Questionnaire, the Motel/Hotel Income-Expense Questionnaire, the Office Building Questionnaire, the Shopping Center Questionnaire, the Theater Questionnaire, the Golf And Country Club Questionnaire and the general Business Property Questionnaire. This is the one named for service stations.

The Assessor's forms page asks that every form be filled out as completely as possible for quicker processing. It also warns that the office may not be able to process a form that lacks the contact and property details it lists: a name or business name, a mailing address, the location of the business where applicable, the parcel number if known and a telephone number.

Every California county has its own set of forms. This questionnaire is the Alameda County Assessor's version; if the property is in another county, the page tells you to contact that county's Assessor's Office.

The form is written for service station properties in Alameda County, as its title indicates. The Assessor's forms page places it among the office's questionnaires and does not state who must complete it, so ask the Assessor's Office if you are unsure whether it applies to you.

Use it if:

• you own or operate a service station located in Alameda County and need this questionnaire for the Assessor's Office;
• you can give the details the Assessor asks for on every form: name or business name, mailing address, business location, parcel number if known and telephone number.

Do not use it for a property in another California county. The Assessor notes that each county has its own forms, so contact that county's Assessor's Office instead. For a different property type, such as a restaurant, motel or hotel, office building, shopping center or theater, the Assessor lists a separate questionnaire.

Questions can go to the Alameda County Assessor's Office at (510) 272-3787 or [email protected].

The Assessor's forms page gives a mailing address, a telephone number and an email address; it asks you to put the work unit or topic on the envelope.

• By mail: Alameda County Assessor's Office, 1221 Oak Street, Room 145, Oakland, CA 94612. Write the work unit or topic on the envelope (the Assessor's examples are Exemptions, Personal Property and Change of Address).
• Questions: call (510) 272-3787 or write to [email protected].

Include your name or business name, mailing address, the location of the business if applicable, the parcel number if known and a telephone number. The Assessor warns that it may not be able to process a form without this information. The forms page does not name any other filing channel for this questionnaire, so confirm with the office before using another route. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the Assessor's channels above.