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Draft - ESRI Local Government Cadastre Data Model Prepared By: Mike Pelela 5/11/12 Parcel Fabric - Annotation Draft - ESRI Local Government Cadastre Data Model Prepared by: Mike Pelela 5/11/12 Parcel Fabric - Annotation Annotation feature class Geometry Annotation Related to Parcel Contains M values No ParcelDimension Contains Z values No Fabric Dimensions Allow Prec- Coded value domain Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length AnnotationStatus OBJECTID Object ID Description Valid annotation state Parcel Fabric - Editing SHAPE Geometry Yes Field type values. FeatureID Long integer Yes 0 Split policy Short integer Merge policy Duplicate ZOrder Long integer Yes 0 CDoedfeault value Description AnnotationClassID Long integer Yes 0 Geometry Polygon Geometry Polygon 0 Placed Tax Parcel Fabric - Control Parcel Fabric Lines Element Blob Yes 0 0 0 Contains M values No Contains M values No 1 Unplaced Contains Z values Yes Contains Z values No SymbolID Long integer Yes 0 SymbolID Allow Prec- Allow Prec- Status Short integer Yes 0 AnnotationStatus 0 Status Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length TextString String Yes 255 TextString Coded value domain OBJECTID Object ID OBJECTID Object ID Relationship class FontName String Yes 255 FontName BooleanSymbolValue SHAPE Geometry Yes Shape Geometry Yes Anno_351_374 FontSize Double Yes 0 0 FontSize Description Valid values are Yes PARCELID Long Yes X Double Yes 0 0 Field type and No. Feature Classes FROMPOINTID Long Yes Type Composite Forward label ParcelDimension Bold Short integer Yes BooleanSymbolValue 0 Bold y Double Yes 0 0 Split policy Short integer TOPOINTID Long Yes Cardinality One to many Backward label Lines Italic Short integer Yes BooleanSymbolValue 0 Italic Z Double Yes 0 0 Merge policy Duplicate LINEPOINTID Long Yes 0 0 Notification Forward Underline Short integer Yes BooleanSymbolValue 0 Underline NAME String Yes CDoedfeault value Description Origin feature class Destination feature class VerticalAlignment Short integer Yes VerticalAlignment 0 VerticalAlignment POINTID Long Yes 1 Yes HorizontalAlignment Short integer Yes HorizontalAlignment 0 HorizontalAlignment ACCURACYXY Double Yes Name ParcelFabric_Lin Name ParcelDimension 0 No Annotation feature class Geometry Polygon Primary es XOffset Double Yes 0 0 XOffset ACCURACYZ Double Yes Parcel Fabric - Points Contains M values No ParcelDimension key OBJECTID YOffset Double Yes 0 0 YOffset SURVEYDATE Date Yes Contains Z values Yes Foreign key FeatureID ACTIVE Long Yes Allow Prec- No relationship rules defined. Angle Double Yes 0 0 Angle Point feature class TYPE Long Yes DATE Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length FontLeading Double Yes 0 0 FontLeading Coded value domain TaxParcelSale CONSTRUCTIONDATA Blob Yes OBJECTID Object ID WordSpacing Double Yes 0 0 WordSpacing HorizontalAlignment CORNER POINT TYPE String Yes CornerType 50 Shape Geometry Yes CharacterWidth Double Yes 0 0 CharacterWidth Description Valid horizontal CORNER POINT LABEL String Yes 50 X Double Yes CharacterSpacing Double Yes 0 0 CharacterSpacing Field type symbol alignment Split policy values. Polygon feature class LOCAL LABEL String Yes 50 y Double Yes FlipAngle Double Yes 0 0 FlipAngle Merge policy Short integer TaxParcelNeighborhood MONUMENTTYPE String Yes MonumentType 30 Z Double Yes Override Long integer Yes 0 Override CDoudpelicate Description STATUS String Yes 30 TYPE Long Yes SHAPE_Length Double Yes 0 0 Default value 0 Left PLSS POINT RELIABILITY String Yes 30 CATEGORY Long Yes SHAPE_Area Double Yes 0 0 Point feature class 1 Center ACCURACY COMMENTS String Yes 50 NAME Double Yes 32 TaxParcelForeclosure 2 Right COORD. COMPUT. PROC String Yes CoordinateProcedure 30 HISTORICAL Long Yes 3 Full COORD. COLLECT METH String Yes CoordinateMethod 50 SYSTEMSTARTDATE Date Yes Point feature class SYSTEMENDDATE Long Yes DATE TaxParcelAppeal LEGALSTARTDATE Long Yes LEGALENDDATE Blob Yes Geometry Polygon CENTERPOINT Long Yes Tax Parcel Fabirc -- Lines Contains M values No Polygon feature class Contains Z values No MAXDN Double Yes SpecialTaxDistrict Allow Prec- MAXDE Double Yes Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length OBJECTID Object ID Polygon feature class Shape Geometry Yes LocalTaxDistrict CALCULATED Long Yes Tax Parcel Fabirc – Parcels Geometry Polygon Assessment Information PARCELID Long Yes Contains M values No SEQUENCE Long Yes Contains Z values No FROM Long Yes Allow Prec- Polygon feature class Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length SchoolTaxDistrict TO Long Yes OBJECTID Object ID Simple feature class Geometry Polygon The assessment neighborhoods BEARING Double Yes 0 0 Contains M values No Shape Geometry Yes DISTANCE Double Yes 0 0 TaxParcelNeighborhood Contains Z values No used by assessors to organize JOINED Long Yes Polygon feature class TYPE Long Yes ParcelType Allow Prec- properties with similar CATEGORY Long Yes PLANID Long Yes Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length PLSSTownship NAME Long Yes 50 characteristics. RADIUS Double Yes 0 0 OBJECTID Object ID TYPE Long Yes ARCLENGTH Double Yes 0 0 SHAPE Geometry Yes STATED AREA Text Yes 50 Polygon feature class DELTA Double Yes 0 0 NGHBRHDCD String Yes 10 The assessors neighborhood code PLSSSection COMPILED Long Yes CENTERPOINTID Long Yes Coded value domain CNTASSDVAL Double Yes 0 0 The current assessed value for the neighborhood HISTORICAL Long Yes HISTORICAL Long Yes ParcelType ASSDVALYRCHG Double Yes 0 0 The year over year change in assessed value RADIALBEARING Long Yes SYSTEMSTARTDATE Date Yes Polygon feature class Description The type of parcel SYSTEMENDDATE Date Yes CNTTXBLVAL Double Yes 0 0 The current taxable value for the neighborhood TANGENTBEARING Long Yes Field type managed in the LEGALSTARTDATE Date Yes TXBLVALYRCHG Double Yes 0 0 The year over year change in taxable value PLSSQuarterSection LINEPARAMETERS Long Yes Split policy fabric TOTCNTTXOD Double Yes 0 0 The current total taxes owed for the neighborhood ACCURACY Long Yes Merge policy Long integer LEGALENDDATE Date Yes GROUPID Double Yes TXODYRCHG Double Yes 0 0 The year over year change in total taxes owed COMPUTEDMINUSOBS Double Yes 0 0 CDoedfeault value Description Line feature class Default value INTERNALANGLE Double Yes 0 0 1 PLSS Township ACCURACY Long Yes LASTUPDATE Date Yes 0 0 8 The date of last update in maintenance database PLSSBoundary ROTATION Double Yes REFERENCEOBJECT Long Yes 2 PLSS Section SHAPE_Length Double Yes 0 0 SCALE Double Yes ISMAJOR Long Yes 3 PLSS Quarter Section SHAPE_Area Double Yes 0 0 UNCLOSED Long Yes Point feature class HIDE Long Yes 4 Special Survey MISCLOSERATIO Double Yes ControlCorner SYSTEMSTARTDATE Date Yes 5 Simultaneous Conveyance MISCLOSEDISTANCE Double Yes SYSTEMENDDATE Date Yes 6 Conveyance Division 7 Tax MISCLOSEBEARING Double Yes Point feature class LEGALSTARTDATE Date Yes LEGALENDDATE Date Yes 8 Ownership CONSTRUCTION Long Yes TaxParcelPoint Simple feature class Geometry Point Qualified sales recorded in the DENSIFYTYPE Long Yes 0 0 9 Encumbrance SHAPESTDERRORE Double Yes Contains M values No TaxParcelSale CARTOGRAPHICLINETYP Text Yes CartoLineType 0 0 50 10 Separated Right SHAPESTDERRORN Double Yes Contains Z values No Register of Deeds Office; dating Polygon feature class Shape_Length Double Yes 0 0 11 Other BACKSIGHTBEARING Double Yes Allow Prec- back to 1994. OwnerParcel CONSTRUCTIONDATA Blob Yes Field name Data type nulls Default value Domain ision Scale Length SUB OR CONDO TYPE Text Yes SimConType 50 OBJECTID Object ID SUB OR CONDO NUMBER Text Yes 10 SHAPE Geometry Yes Polygon feature class LOT OR UNIT TYPE Text Yes SimConDivType 50 PARCELID String Yes 30 The tax parcel identification number used to uniquely identify real property on the tax roll Encumbrance Coded value domain Coded value domain BLOCKNUMBER Text Yes 10 SITEADDRESS String Yes 254 The site address for the tax parcel CartoLineType PLSSSpecialSurveyType ENCUMBERANCE TYPE Text Yes EncumbranceType 50 CVTTXCD String Yes 2 The code of the local taxing district Polygon feature class Description A cartographic Description The type of federal SEPARATED RIGHT TYPE Text Yes 50 Field type representation of line DOCNAME String Yes 200 The type of instrument used to foreclosuer TaxParcel Field type special surveys REASON PARCEL RETIRED Text Yes History Type 50 Split policy hierarchy in the Split policy String FLOOR NUMBER Text Yes 10 RECORDDT Date Yes 0 0 8 The date the instrument was recorded Merge policy fabric Merge policy Default value PRINCIPALMERIDIAN Text Yes PLSSPrincipalMeridian 40 TRANSDT Date Yes 0 0 8 The date the actual transaction occurred CSotdrieng Description Default value Code Description TOWNSHIPNUMBER Text Yes 3 GRANTOR String Yes 255 The name of the individual who is conveying the tax parcel Polygon feature class ControlD Beofauunldt avraylue Control Boundary A Aliquot Part TOWNSHIPFRACTION Text Yes 1 The name of the individual who is purchasing the tax parcel TaxMapIndex Control ReDferfeanuclte v aLliune Control Reference Line GRANTEE String Yes 255 B Minor Aliquot Part TOWNSHIPDIRECTION Text Yes PLSSDirection 1 Conveyance Boundary Conveyance Boundary LIBER String Yes 5 The Liber number for the instrument C Coal RANGENUMBER Text Yes 3 Block Boundary Block Boundary PAGE String Yes 3 The Page number for the instrument Polygon feature class D Allotment RANGEFRACTION Text Yes 1 ROW Boundary ROW Boundary SALEAMNT Double Yes 0 0 The sale amount, if any, for the foreclosure ConveyanceDivision E Metes and Bounds
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