GIS Library Contents - Metadata Habitat Protection Priorities 2004 - Private

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Descriptive name		Habitat Protection Priorities 2004 - Private
File name		hppp2004
Spatial domain		Eastern Pima County
Abstract		Habitat Protection Priorities have been identified for potential acquisition with 2004 Bond Election monies. Polygons are ranked as highest priority or secondary priority. As of 12/8/08 this layer contains amendments approved by the Board of Supervisors. These amendments were previously stored in HPPP2008.
Known errors/qualifications		Data layer previously known as openhppp. Latest version built using topology although some areas continue to not align with parcel base.
Feature type		polygon
Feature count		2,344
Thumbnail Map		hppp2004.pdf    (528,031 bytes, PDF created 07/19/2022 )
Projection		NAD83 HPGN (Parameters)
Rectification		parcel,ortho98
Field/value metadata		Field metadata
Source organization		Terra Systems SW
Source contact		Howard Ward
Source document or file name		aolt_state_modtable.shp
Source date		20030926
Source scale		1:3,000
Source format		Shape
Second source name		Pima County Transportation GIS
Second source contact		Mark Probstfeld
Second source document or file name
Second source date
Second source scale
Second source format		Unknown
Date of last data update (This date may not be current.)		20081208
Last data update by		Mark Probstfeld
Date/time last touched - Meaning?		2021-05-03  12:40 AM - Enterprise GDB
		2021-05-03  12:40 AM - Shapefile - Library input format
		See coverage files, if any, for date.
Lineage		aolt_hpp, openhppp
On maintenance?		Yes
Maintenance organization		PC ITD GIS
Maintenance frequency		Varies
Maintenance description		PC DOT GIS Division maintains openhppp by replacing split parcels with new geometry and attribute information on an as-yet-to-be-determined schedule when parcel splits have rendered the existing coverage ineffective for planning purposes.
Original conversion by		John Regan
Pima County ITD GIS contact		Mark Probstfeld
Alternate Pima County ITD GIS contact
On  Pima County Geospatial Data Portal?		No

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