Layer name: SEPTIC_ONSITE_PARCELSubject category: utilityTitle: Parcels with Onsite Sewage Designations in King CountyFeature Count: 635201Feature Type: PolygonAbstract: Project was to find, count and map onsite septic system (OSS) served parcels in King County. Additionally, sewer connected parcels were also identified to exclude them from expected OSS parcels. The starting base layer was a parcel layer for all of King County (Plibrary.PROPERTY.parcel_area) from about September of 2015. Project staff used various means to identify and catalogue sewer connected, OSS served, vacant and other identified parcels for all of King County.Purpose: The purpose of this data set is to manage a list of OnSite Septic System (OSS) parcels in King County.Status: CompleteUpdated: As neededTime period of content: (single date,as YYYYMMDD):: 20240828Time period of content: (date range, as YYYYMMDD):: - Spatial reference: WA State Plane NorthFGDC Documentation: Classic or FAQOpen Data Availability: Not AvailablePlace Keywords: Pacific NW, King County, WA, Washington state, Theme Keywords: utility, sewage, septic, sewer connections, capacity charge, OSS, onsite, Lineage: AvailableSupplemental Information: Corrections to this data set will be made and as additional information is received, processed and edited in the attributes of this set. There is no timeframe on when these changes will occur, and will occur as needed.
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