Route-alternative screening
Count and inspect the tax parcels beneath competing transmission, pipeline, fiber, water, or distribution alignments.
For utility and right-of-way teams
Account for every parcel a corridor crosses
Intersect a proposed transmission, pipeline, fiber, water, or distribution corridor with county parcel geometry. Retrieve the owners, mailing addresses, legal descriptions, districts, and source IDs needed to scope right-of-way work.
Turn an alignment into a tract and owner list
Start with the route geometry from engineering or planning. PropertyLayer identifies the county parcels beneath it so right-of-way teams can build the tract book and owner matrix.
Electric, water, gas, telecom, engineering, and right-of-way teams planning or maintaining linear infrastructure.
- Route input
- A centerline buffer, proposed alignment, route alternative, service area, or construction work zone.
- Parcel screen
- Intersecting tracts, owners, mailing addresses, acreage, legal descriptions, county IDs, and attached districts.
- ROW handoff
- A sourced tract and owner matrix for right-of-way, engineering, notice, permitting, and field teams.
Where parcel data fits in corridor work
Use the same parcel and owner record from early route comparison through tract-level field work.
Tract-book preparation
Carry county parcel IDs, legal descriptions, acreage, and source links into the tract list used by the project team.
Owner notification
Retrieve every named assessor owner and mailing address for outreach, notices, access coordination, and follow-up.
Enterprise GIS
Keep complete service-area parcel files available for recurring corridor analysis, capital planning, and field applications.
Account for the parcels behind each alignment
Parcel records support corridor scoping and owner research. Survey, easement, encumbrance, engineering, and permitting work remain separate.
- Working question
- Which tax parcels does this alignment cross?
- Sample result
- 37 parcels · 11.8 corridor miles
- Use in the workflow
- Build the intersecting tract inventory.
- Working question
- Who owns each tract and where does owner mail go?
- Sample result
- 27 owner names · 24 mailing addresses
- Use in the workflow
- Prepare the assessor owner and mailing matrix.
- Working question
- Which legal descriptions and county IDs belong in the tract book?
- Sample result
- Tract 018 · APN 07-421-003 · NE¼ Section 22
- Use in the workflow
- Populate the tract book with county references.
- Working question
- Which authorities and special districts touch each parcel?
- Sample result
- County · school · fire protection · water district
- Use in the workflow
- Route district and authority details to permitting review.
Choose access by how often the alignment moves
Use live searches while engineers compare routes. Keep bulk service-area files for recurring analysis, enterprise GIS, and field tools.
APIBest for changing alignments
Rebuild the tract list as the route changes
Use the API when route alternatives change interactively, a field workflow checks one tract, or an internal tool needs a fresh owner record.
Bulk Data
Browse available dataKeep a service-area parcel basemap in GIS
Use bulk files for service-territory parcel basemaps, recurring corridor analysis, capital planning, and enterprise GIS.
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