Spatial Data Catalog

Internal feature number.

Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.

Additional information.

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Internal code used to adjust the symbology of the site within the backoffice software.

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Feature geometry.

Coordinates defining the features.

This is an alternate name that has been applied to the street that the site is located on.

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Unique Identifier for each point

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House number as text

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Prefix Direction

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Prefix Street type

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Street Name

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Suffix street type

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Suffix street direction

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Integer street number value

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Complete street address with house number

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Complete street address without street number

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Fullname field with all blanks removed

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FULLADDR with all blanks removed.

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Lowest possible first 2 integers in the Plus4

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Lowest possible second 2 integers in the Plus4

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Highest possbile first2 integers in the Plus4

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Highest possible Second 2 integers in the Plus4

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5 digit zipcode for address

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The plus integers from the zipsector and zipsegment

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Carrier Route ID

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For tracking updates to ZIP4 data

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Latitude

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Longitude

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Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code assigned to a given county or parish within a state

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First 6 digits of Parcel Identification Number (PIN)

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Last 4 digits of Parcel Identification Number (PIN)

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Parcel Identification Number (PIN) comprised of a concatenation of the Major an Minor Number

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This most probably represents the jurisditional city name in which the address point resides.

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This most probably represents the postal (mailing) city name in which the address point resides.

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Identifies the primary address for the each parcel with a value of one (1). Where there are more than one address point located in a parcel only one point will have a value of one (1) and all others will be zero (0).

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Defines filter used to derive the primary address in the following order: ESITE:ONETOONE: One address point for one parcel ESITE:ONETOMANY1ADDR: Only 1 address populated per pin the rest are zero APTCOMPLEX_EXTR COMMBLDG_EXTR CONDOCOMPLEX_EXTR RESBLDG_EXTR ESITE:CMMNSTLOWADDR ESITE:LOWESTADDR ESITE:MOSTCOMMONSTNM

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A building's identifier in a complex of buildings for a given address.

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An address identifier within a single address.

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Address_point is directly derived from King County's E911 ESite layer. All addresses are from that data source alone. Additional information is added to the address layer from a few sources. USPS zipcode information is added to the layer from a monthly download from the US Postal Service. King County Parcel Identification Numbers (PIN) is added using an overlay with the King County Assessor's parcel layer. The relationship of address points to King County Parcels is often many address points to one parcel. The primary address is flagged for each pin using the following logic. 1.) Where there is a one point to one polygon relationship, that single point is flagged as primary. 2.) Where all the addresses points have the same street address and only one non-zero house number the point with the house number is chosen. 3.) Where the minor number is '0000' chose all address matches with KCA condocomplex table. 4.) Chose the address that matches the lowest building number for from the KCA apartment complex table. 5.) Chose the address that matches the lowest building number for from the KCA commercial building table. 6.) Chose the address that matches the lowest building number for from the KCA residential building table. 7.) Chose the address that matches the address of the taxpayer from the KCA RPAccount table. 8.) Where all the addresses points have the same street address, choose the lowest address. 9.) Choose the lowest address of the most common street name. 10.) Get the lowest address of any of the street names.