Greenfield prospecting
Apply a boundary from interconnection, resource, or transmission analysis to see the tax-parcel pattern underneath it.
For renewable energy development
Build a site-control shortlist before landowner outreach
Find the tax parcels inside a candidate solar, wind, storage, or transmission area. Group adjoining acreage by owner, review county-published land and access fields, and prepare the first site-control worklist.
PropertyLayer customers
Move from a siting envelope to a site-control plan
Bring the boundary from your interconnection, resource, or transmission work. PropertyLayer returns the county parcels beneath it so acquisition teams can understand the ownership pattern before calling landowners.
Developers, site-acquisition teams, land agents, and analysts working on solar, wind, storage, and transmission projects.
- Siting input
- A candidate solar, wind, storage, or transmission boundary from the project team.
- Parcel screen
- Intersecting tracts, calculated acreage, same-owner adjacency, land use, zoning, access, and county-published site conditions.
- Site-control handoff
- Parcel IDs, owner names, mailing addresses, legal descriptions, and source links for outreach and title follow-up.
Where parcel data fits in energy development
Use the parcel layer to connect early siting analysis to the people and county records behind the land.
Parcel assemblage
Compare tract acreage and same-owner adjacency to see whether a viable site spans one parcel or many.
Landowner outreach
Turn assessor ownership and mailing records into a first-contact list while retaining parcel IDs and county source links.
Regional pipeline maintenance
Use county or statewide files to rerun screens, refresh candidate inventories, and keep prospecting logic consistent across markets.
Answer the first land questions with county records
Property records support early siting and site control. Interconnection, environmental, survey, and title diligence remain separate project work.
- Working question
- Which tax parcels fall inside the candidate site?
- Sample result
- 24 parcels · 1,842.6 acres
- Use in the workflow
- Build the parcel inventory for a candidate project.
- Working question
- Can adjoining tracts be assembled under common ownership?
- Sample result
- 8 adjoining tracts · 612.4 acres · 1 owner
- Use in the workflow
- Estimate the site-control footprint before outreach.
- Working question
- Who should the site-control team contact?
- Sample result
- Cedar Ridge Holdings LLC · PO Box 184, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
- Use in the workflow
- Prepare the first landowner contact list.
- Working question
- What county-published land context needs diligence?
- Sample result
- Agricultural · level · vacant · paved road access
- Use in the workflow
- Flag access and site conditions for follow-up.
Choose access by how the siting team works
Use live searches while project boundaries and layouts move. Keep bulk files for market-wide prospecting and recurring pipeline refreshes.
APIBest for changing layouts
Screen changing project boundaries in your tools
Use the API when candidate boundaries or layouts change, an analyst checks one parcel, or an internal siting tool needs the latest county record.
Bulk Data
Browse available dataMaintain a regional prospecting layer
Use bulk files to build regional prospecting layers, refresh a project pipeline, and run the same screening logic across counties or states.
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