27 Counties Responded- Parcel Mapping Discrepancies

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Summary of responses

(Request for information sent to MN counties- 27 counties responded)

Question sent:

To: MN County GIS Managers /Directors
Seeking information from the MN County GIS Contacts pertaining to the process your county follows when GIS or other staff identifies discrepancies in acres or other issues on the deeds when drawing the parcel boundary. Anomalies that may prompt follow up: significant acreage difference, overlaps, gaps, description does not match location of buildings etc.  We have held discussions here about current process /policy, which is partly written and partly not. It is our goal to develop a more complete written policy and standardized notification letter for the landowner.

Our Land Team is interested in learning more about how other counties handle this, is there a standard?  Two main issues of concern are minimizing county liability and  ...

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New Article From the President of MCGISA

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New article from the president, see From the President tab.

Also check out whats coming under The News tab

Brian Armstrong G.I.S.P., Treasurer  MCGISA

   

National, Statewide, Local, and Vendor specific GIS Data Standards

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To: MN Counties GIS Association - MCGISA

Date: 12/28/09

Re: National, Statewide, Local, and Vendor specific GIS Data Standards

Data standardization seems to be one of the more popular discussion items at work lately. The need to adjust GIS data sets maintained locally to work more efficiently for the projects we are charged with has many GIS managers studying what makes most sense for our organizations and, as importantly, what can be accomplished with the time and resources we have available. The use of GIS is expanding and maturing across our nation requiring data standardization at all levels of government.

MnGeo ( the Minnesota Geospatial Information Office) was recently created through state legislation to coordinate GIS in Minnesota.  The Digital Cadastral Data Committee, previously known as Land Records Modernization provides recommendations to MnGeo regarding statewide standards.  DCDC’s Attribute Subcommittee is currently working on the development of a statewide standardized set of data fields for use with parcel mapping. Metro GIS- a regional group of seven counties -  has already developed, for their member counties, a standardized set of approximately 65 attributes. MnGeo’s DCDC committee is studying that list as a starting point for a possible Minnesota standard.

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GeoMoose Training

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See the attached document for details about the course to be offered.

This course will provide all the knowledge and resources needed for you to create your own web mapping application.  It will be a mixture of short lectures and demonstrations followed by plenty of time for hands-on practice.  If there are topics not represented in the outline that are of interest to you, let me know and I will try to work them into the course.

 
Please let me know if you are interested in registering for the course
or have any other questions.

 Link to PDF file


Thanks 
Len

 
Len Kne, GIS Developer
Houston Engineering, Inc.
Phone: 763-493-4522

Direct: 763-493-5031 ext. 6316

   

DRAFT AMC HANDOUT

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Region IV is making a presentation to the regional AMC deligates.

Part of the presentation will include a power point and a tri-fold handout.

View the drafat handout at the Region IV  tab.

Members only.

 

Brain Armstrong G.I.S.P

   

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