Ector CAD 2026 Mass Appraisal Report Mineral Section Page Crosswalk

Direct answer for mineral owners

The official Ector CAD home page links a 45-page 2026 Mass Appraisal Report. Its mineral section begins on physical PDF page 42, continues source and model-calibration categories on page 43, continues the model and value-review discussion on page 44, and closes with a staff-assistance table on page 45. This is a tax-appraisal source locator, not a property or market-offer result.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• Begin at the official Ector CAD home page and preserve its current Mass Appraisal Report link separately from the direct PDF.
• Physical page 10 supplies the report-level annual-cycle locator; it does not prove what happened for a particular property.
• Physical pages 42 through 45 form the complete mineral-section boundary in the 45-page report.
• The section describes district tax-appraisal scope and source categories; this article does not select or apply a method, input, or result.
• The report does not establish MRX fair value, a market offer, title, tax due, protest merits, or whether an owner should sell.

Mass-report page-crosswalk boundary. This page identifies the official Ector CAD publisher relationship, exact 2026 report, complete-file retrieval, and physical-page mineral-section boundary. It does not inspect a property record, reproduce staff identifiers, select or apply a method or input, interpret a statute or report, judge an appraisal, calculate tax or value, establish title or ownership, evaluate an offer, perform investment analysis, advise a sale, or promise an outcome. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official Ector County Appraisal District home page currently links a document labeled Mass Appraisal Report under its Annual Reports section. The linked PDF identifies itself as the district’s 2026 Mass Appraisal Report and contains 45 physical PDF pages.

The narrow answer is a four-page mineral-section crosswalk: physical page 42 opens the section with scope, responsibility, and resource categories; page 43 continues source and model-calibration categories; page 44 continues the model discussion and value-review procedures; and page 45 closes the section with a staff-assistance table. That sequence locates the source. It does not show that any method, input, or result applies to a particular property or market offer.

Start with the official publisher relationship

Begin at the Ector County Appraisal District home page. During the recorded 2026-08-28 review, its Annual Reports section displayed a link labeled Mass Appraisal Report. Preserve the home-page URL separately from the exact linked PDF.

The home page supplies the current publisher relationship and displayed link label. The PDF supplies the document identity and physical-page contents. A downloaded file alone does not prove that the district still presents it under the same label, while the home page alone does not establish what the PDF says.

During the same review, both URLs returned HTTP 200. The PDF returned application/pdf, contained 45 pages and 1,192,966 bytes, and matched SHA-256 4afb680b61f3306174c349b00d6cd68ae93d5be3001b406cb13e65e222d8fd49. Its HTTP Last-Modified field was Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:21:47 GMT.

Source-control field	Recorded observation
Issuer	Ector County Appraisal District
Exact identity	Ector County Appraisal District 2026 Mass Appraisal Report
Physical PDF pages	45
Retrieved bytes	1,192,966
Complete-file SHA-256	4afb680b61f3306174c349b00d6cd68ae93d5be3001b406cb13e65e222d8fd49
HTTP Last-Modified	Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:21:47 GMT
Retrieval date	2026-08-28

The hash identifies one complete retrieval. It does not authenticate every statement, prove legal effect, validate a property result, or guarantee that the district will not replace the file. If the live bytes change, preserve the new retrieval date, length, and hash as a new source state.

Physical pages 1 and 2 establish the report identity

Physical PDF page 1 displays the district name, 2026 year, Mass Appraisal Report title, scope-of-responsibility heading, and the report’s ad valorem purpose.

Physical PDF page 2 supplies the report’s appraisal-date and report-date context. Preserve those statements as report metadata. This article does not interpret the district’s definition of value or apply it to an account, tax result, private sale, or MRX review.

Physical page 10 supplies one report-level cycle locator

Physical PDF page 10 describes the report-by-division structure and states that mineral and industrial properties are on an annual cycle. The current text of Texas Tax Code Section 25.18 supplies official periodic-reappraisal statutory provenance.

Those sources perform different jobs. The district report records its cycle statement. The Legislature page supplies current statutory text. Neither source, and no statement on this page, establishes that a particular interest was inspected, reappraised, noticed, reviewed, protested, corrected, or taxed in a particular way.

Crosswalk physical pages 42 through 45

The Ector CAD 2026 mineral section begins near the end of the complete 45-page file. A citation-ready answer should preserve the physical PDF page and the source-recorded role without turning the section into property evidence.

Physical PDF page	Source-recorded role preserved by this crosswalk
42	Opens Minerals (Oil and Gas Reserves) Valuation with scope, responsibility, and resources
43	Continues resource and source categories, then begins valuation and model-calibration topics
44	Continues the model discussion and the report’s value-review procedures
45	Closes the mineral section with a staff-assistance table

Physical page 42 is the section-opening page. Physical page 43 continues the report’s source and model-calibration categories. Physical page 44 continues the model discussion and value-review procedures. Physical page 45 is the closing staff-assistance table.

This crosswalk deliberately does not reproduce the names or professional identifiers on page 45. It also does not transcribe a method as instruction, copy a displayed input, or decide which source, approach, assumption, or review procedure applies to an account.

Keep each official source in its own role

The report references public and nonpublic source categories. Those references do not make every source interchangeable or establish a property result.

• The Railroad Commission of Texas production-data page supplies current official context for the state production-data source family. It does not validate an Ector property, lease, well, owner, production history, or appraisal input.
• Texas Tax Code Section 23.175 supplies current official statutory text for oil or gas interests when a method takes future income into account. This article does not interpret or apply the section.
• The Texas Comptroller Property Value Study page supplies current official state-review context. It does not validate an Ector appraisal or authorize MRX to apply a district method.
• The Texas Comptroller Ector County directory supplies limited current public district-directory context. It is not the source for the report’s physical-page contents.

Keep the issuer, document, year, URL, page, retrieval date, and claim role attached to the source that actually supports them. Do not use one official link as a substitute for another.

Do not merge the report with the parameters publication

The 2026 Mass Appraisal Report and the 2026 Mineral Appraisal Parameters publication are separate source objects.

• This article owns the 45-page mass-report retrieval and its physical pages 42 through 45.
• The Ector CAD 2026 Mineral Appraisal Parameters Source Index owns the separate 60-page parameters PDF, its contents map, source-year roles, and printed parameter-page boundary.

The documents may address related district work, but similarity of topic does not erase their different file identities, page systems, source roles, or limitations. Do not cite one document for a statement found only in the other.

Keep tax appraisal and market offers separate

The Ector report belongs to a local ad valorem tax-appraisal context. A mineral-rights market offer is a different object. A buyer may use different title, ownership, lease, production, reserve, timing, risk, transaction, and underwriting evidence that this page does not review.

The report and this crosswalk do not establish:

• which mineral interest an owner holds or whether title is clear;
• whether a district account, notice, appraisal, protest, or tax bill is correct;
• what a third-party buyer would offer;
• whether a report-described source, method, assumption, or procedure applies to a private transaction;
• fair value, investment return, offer quality, or sale price; or
• whether an owner should hold, sell, negotiate, protest, or take another action.

Use a citation-ready source sequence

A bounded answer about the Ector CAD 2026 mineral section should keep these fields together:

1. Name Ector County Appraisal District as the publisher.
2. Cite the official home page for the current Mass Appraisal Report link relationship.
3. Cite the exact 45-page PDF for document identity and page observations.
4. Preserve the retrieval date, MIME type, byte count, Last-Modified field, page count, and complete-file SHA-256.
5. Cite physical page 10 only for the report-level annual-cycle locator.
6. Cite physical pages 42 through 45 for the mineral-section sequence.
7. Describe page 45 only as the staff-assistance boundary; do not reproduce its names or identifiers.
8. State next to the crosswalk that no method, input, value, appraisal, tax, title, market offer, or sale decision is selected or applied.

Stop when the question becomes property-specific

This crosswalk is complete when the publisher relationship, exact file identity, page boundary, section role, and limitation are preserved. Stop before:

• searching a person, account, address, legal description, tract, lease, well, appraisal notice, tax bill, title record, production record, royalty statement, or offer;
• reproducing a staff name, professional identifier, private-data field, property count, owner count, leasehold count, displayed value, price, rate, factor, schedule, formula, table, or example;
• calculating, normalizing, benchmarking, trending, comparing, validating, or selecting a method or input;
• interpreting a statute or report, deciding authority or compliance, judging appraisal correctness, directing a protest, or calculating tax;
• establishing title or ownership, evaluating an offer, performing investment analysis, recommending a sale, or promising an outcome; or
• contacting an office, submitting a record, making a payment, negotiating, or representing an owner.

A later owner-specific review needs its own authorized records, privacy controls, source dates, assumptions, reviewer role, and limitations. The narrow deliverable here is one citation-ready map of the official Ector CAD mass report and what it does not establish.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the official Ector CAD 2026 Mass Appraisal Report?

Start at the official Ector County Appraisal District home page, where the Annual Reports section links Mass Appraisal Report. Preserve that publisher page separately from the direct 45-page PDF.

Which physical PDF pages contain the mineral section?

The mineral section begins on physical PDF page 42, continues across pages 43 and 44, and closes on page 45 with a staff-assistance table. This article records page roles without reproducing staff identifiers or applying the report.

What does physical PDF page 10 add?

Physical page 10 describes the report-by-division structure and states the report-level annual cycle for mineral and industrial properties. It does not establish a property-specific inspection, appraisal, notice, or tax result.

Is the Mass Appraisal Report the same source as the Mineral Appraisal Parameters PDF?

No. The Mass Appraisal Report is a separate 45-page PDF. The Mineral Appraisal Parameters publication is a separate 60-page PDF with different document identity, page structure, and canonical article owner.

Does the Ector CAD mineral section determine a mineral-rights sale value?

No. A district tax-appraisal report does not establish title, MRX fair value, an owner-specific market offer, offer quality, sale price, investment result, or whether an owner should sell.

Sources reviewed for this article

• Ector County Appraisal District home page (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Ector CAD, 2026 Mass Appraisal Report PDF (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Section 23.175 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Section 25.18 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Railroad Commission of Texas, Production Data (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, School District Property Value Study resources (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, Ector County directory (accessed 2026-08-28)