Address lookup and validation against the 13 County’s GIS Master Address or an address validation web service. The ability to sort or filter all types of geographically reference information by 14 interfacing to the County’s GIS. E.g., is this property in the floodplain or in a historic district? Draw an outline on a map to return specified 15 data from the system within the outlined area. Track and manage projects, permits, inspections, etc. related to a polygon (parcel) 16 or point (address) from GIS. Including the transfer of projects for a parcel that has been split or combined. and manage projects, permits, inspections, etc. related to a dynamic, user defined point or area on a map (e.g. to a 17 portion of a parcel that applies to the permit). Assumes the area or point in question does NOT exist in GIS. Ability to link and easily navigate to/from 18 related records within the system. Initiate a new record (project, permit, plan, inspection, person, business, etc.) via copying 19 an existing record. Explain the degree of flexibility for copying only certain elements of the original record instead of the entire record. Perform mass updates across multiple records containing similar information. E.g., 20 update the status of many or permits of the same type based on user-defined criteria. 21 Support for electronic signature functionality.
13 Address lookup and validation against the County’s GIS Master Address or an address validation web service. 14 The ability to sort or filter all types of geographically reference information by interfacing to the County’s GIS. E.g., is this property in the floodplain or in a historic district? 15 Draw an outline on a map to return specified data from the system within the outlined area. 16 Track and manage projects, permits, inspections, etc. related to a polygon (parcel) or point (address) from GIS. Including the transfer of projects for a parcel that has been split or combined. 17 and manage projects, permits, inspections, etc. related to a dynamic, user defined point or area on a map (e.g. to a portion of a parcel that applies to the permit). Assumes the area or point in question does NOT exist in GIS. 18 Ability to link and easily navigate to/from related records within the system. 19 Initiate a new record (project, permit, plan, inspection, person, business, etc.) via copying an existing record. Explain the degree of flexibility for copying only certain elements of the original record instead of the entire record. 20 Perform mass updates across multiple records containing similar information. E.g., update the status of many or permits of the same type based on user-defined criteria. 21 Support for electronic signature functionality.
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