1 City-Parish Planning Commission 20040528 GeoMedia Professional Version 5.1 Baton Rouge, Louisiana City-Parish Planning Commission http://gis.brgov.com http://lagic.lsu.edu/ true This dataset depicts the polygon boundaries of the parcels of land within the Parish of East Baton Rouge, with the exception of those parcels that fall within the incorporated cities of Baker and Zachary. This data was derived from many sources and conveys the best currently (2004) available representation of the parcels and as such, the best currently available territorial bounds of the Parish of East Baton Rouge. This dataset provides a representation of parcel polygons within East Baton Rouge Parish for the purposes of portraying nominal and statistical attributes for each parcel. Groups of parcels will compose subsets of other geospatial data. 2004 The currentness of the Lots boundaries is based on ground conditions as of 1996 Aerial Photography. Complete Daily -91.3112682864497 -90.8456890604708 30.7192687072736 30.3126288629898 Lots Parcels Polygons Property Governmental Units Base Map Louisiana East Baton Rouge Parish Baton Rouge America LA U.S. The City-Parish provides this information in good faith with no warranty and does not accept any liability arising from incorrect, incomplete or misleading information or improper use. This information presented by the City-Parish is intended to serve only as a reference for research of parcels and takes no legal responsibility for its accuracy. Users are encouraged to submit comments regarding the information to the Planning Commission GIS Division. City-Parish Planning Commission (CPPC), East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Mihwa Jang GIS Manager mailing address

1755 Florida St, Third Floor

Baton Rouge Louisiana 70802 United States of America 225-389-3144 225-389-5342 gis@brgov.com true Business is conducted Monday-Friday, 8 AM- 5 PM (Central Time) except holidays U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE) New Orleans District P.O. Box 60267, New Orleans, LA 70160 This coverage was digitized using Intergraph's GeoMedia Professional 5.1 GIS software. true 0 0 0 0 \\planning\sections\GIS\GCT\PDALL.mdb Lots 0 0 -2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lots data layer is ascertained to be about 90% accurate after repeated field inspections. Any changes to lot dimensions are updated on a daily basis. The positional accuracy of the Parish Boundary is estimated to be +/- one (1) foot. City-Parish Planning Commission 20040528 GeoMedia Professional Version 5.1 Baton Rouge, Louisiana City-Parish Planning Commission http://gis.brgov.com/ http://lagic.lsu.edu/ true Unknown Unknown The Lots of East Baton Rouge Parish were first digitized based on Lot and Block maps of Planning Commission and also based on 1996 Aerial Photography. Since then the lot dimensions are being updated based on field surveys performed by the Planning Commission on a timely basis. Also, the Lot layer is updated when a new subdivision or a resubdivision is approved. City-Parish Planning Commission (CPPC), East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Mihwa Jang GIS Manager mailing address

1755 Florida St, Third Floor

Baton Rouge Louisiana 70802 United States of America 225-389-3144 225-389-5342 gis@brgov.com true Business is conducted Monday-Friday, 8 AM- 5 PM (Central Time) except holidays Vector G-polygon 162685 true true State Plane Coordinate System 1983 1702 Coordinate Pair survey feet North American Datum of 1983 Geodetic Reference System 80 6378137 298.257 Lots ADDRESS_NUM ADDRESS_NUM stands for "Address Number" of the properties in respective lot. This information was recorded during the field survey of the respective parcel. When an address was not found in the field, it was researched at the office. In such instances, GIS staff referred to the Polk City Directories for Baton Rouge, the Baton Rouge telephone book, maps that were provided by City-Parish Mapping and Housing Office, or the scanned subdivisions files provided by the Department of Public Works (DPW) Inspections. The Polk City Directories are a compilation of listings that provide information on various aspects of the Baton Rouge community. These directories were utilized to determine the address for a particular lot when such data was not available in the field. false BLK_NO BLK_NO stands for "Block Number". This number is used to distinguish between other blocks of lots with repeating parcel designations. A block is that number which is superimposed upon a cluster of parcels and is mainly found in older neighborhoods where there are many subdivisions abutting. false BUSINESS_NAME BUSINESS_NAME denotes the names of the businesses established on respective lot. false CNS_BLOCK CNS_BLOCK stands for "Census Block". Each census tract is subdivided into manageable census blocks. Census tracts and blocks are recorded for each parcel utilizing existing maps found at the Planning Commission. false CNS_TCT CNS_TCT stands for "CENSUS TRACT", meaning a four digit number designating census tracts. Census Tracts are small areas into which large cities and adjacent areas have been divided for statistical purposes (This information was gathered from the U.S. Bureau of the Census). http://metroweb/dept/planning/census/CensusInfo.asp?Tract=25 false CTY_LMTS CTY_LMTS stands for "CITY LIMITS". This field can have either 0 or -1 as its values. -1 represents that the Lots that fall within Baton Rouge City Limits and 0 represents the Lots that fall outside Baton City Limits. false DOTD_MAP DOTD_MAP is a unique number designated to represent traffic zones. As it is common for several traffic zones to transect a lot, care is taken to key in all the unique traffic zone numbers per lot. false ELU_1 ELU_1 denotes "Primary Existing Land Use". Meaning the primary land use that is found on the lots in the existing conditions. Existing Land Use information was gathered by field surveying. ELU classifications are listed in order of their intensity of use when there is more than one classification. false ELU_2 ELU_2 denotes "Secondary Existing Land Use". Meaning the secondary land use that is found on the lots in the existing conditions. Existing Land Use information was gathered by field surveying. ELU classifications are listed in order of their intensity of use when there is more than one classification. false ELU_3 ELU_3 denotes "Teritiary Existing Land Use". Meaning the teritiary land use that is found on the lots in the existing conditions. Existing Land Use information was gathered by field surveying. ELU classifications are listed in order of their intensity of use when there is more than one classification. false FILING This field denotes the filing of a parcel, when the parcel fell within the boundaries of a subdivision. A filing indicates the successive phases of a subdivision’s development. This information was collected during the map preparation process. As with the subdivision name this field was checked against the City-Parish Official Subdivision List for accuracy. Also, when dealing with a parcel that was subdivided under an individual or corporation name, all of the information that appeared on the map preparation was written in this column. false FLD_ZN_1 FLD_ZN_1 stands for "Primary Flood Zone". The information for this field was found by referencing the Flood Insurance Rates map book. A parcel may have up to four flood zone classifications. All flood zone classifications were listed for a parcel however minute. A description of the different zones follows. a. Zone AE: This zone is shaded blue on the flood maps and represents areas within the 100-year flood plain. b. Zone X5: This zone is labeled as Zone X on the map and covers all areas that fall between the dashed lines and the shaded blue AE flood plain. The X5 zoning represents areas within the 500-year flood plain. Be sure to record this area as X5. c. Zone X: This zone is white and incorporates those areas that are subject to minimal flooding. It falls outside the dashed line and shaded blue areas on the map. d. Zone A: Like zone AE these areas are shaded blue on the flood zone maps and fall within the 100-year flood plain. Unlike, zone AE the flood elevation of parcels within this zone are undetermined. The boundary between zone A and zone AE is a wavy line. Flood zones consist of four (4) different designations based on Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate maps. false FLD_ZN_2 FLD_ZN_2 stands for "Secondary Flood Zone". The information for this field was found by referencing the Flood Insurance Rates map book. A parcel may have up to four flood zone classifications. All flood zone classifications were listed for a parcel however minute. A description of the different zones follows. a. Zone AE: This zone is shaded blue on the flood maps and represents areas within the 100-year flood plain. b. Zone X5: This zone is labeled as Zone X on the map and covers all areas that fall between the dashed lines and the shaded blue AE flood plain. The X5 zoning represents areas within the 500-year flood plain. Be sure to record this area as X5. c. Zone X: This zone is white and incorporates those areas that are subject to minimal flooding. It falls outside the dashed line and shaded blue areas on the map. d. Zone A: Like zone AE these areas are shaded blue on the flood zone maps and fall within the 100-year flood plain. Unlike, zone AE the flood elevation of parcels within this zone are undetermined. The boundary between zone A and zone AE is a wavy line. Flood zones consist of four (4) different designations based on Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate maps. false FLD_ZN_3 FLD_ZN_3 stands for "Teritiary Flood Zone". The information for this field was found by referencing the Flood Insurance Rates map book. A parcel may have up to four flood zone classifications. All flood zone classifications were listed for a parcel however minute. A description of the different zones follows. a. Zone AE: This zone is shaded blue on the flood maps and represents areas within the 100-year flood plain. b. Zone X5: This zone is labeled as Zone X on the map and covers all areas that fall between the dashed lines and the shaded blue AE flood plain. The X5 zoning represents areas within the 500-year flood plain. Be sure to record this area as X5. c. Zone X: This zone is white and incorporates those areas that are subject to minimal flooding. It falls outside the dashed line and shaded blue areas on the map. d. Zone A: Like zone AE these areas are shaded blue on the flood zone maps and fall within the 100-year flood plain. Unlike, zone AE the flood elevation of parcels within this zone are undetermined. The boundary between zone A and zone AE is a wavy line. Flood zones consist of four (4) different designations based on Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate maps. false HLU_1 HLU_1 stands for "Primary Horizon Land Use" meaning the primary planned future land use for the respective parcel of the East Baton Rouge Parish. The Horizon Land Use designations refer to the planned future land use for every parcel throughout East Baton Rouge Parish as legislated in the Horizon Plan "2010 Comprehensive Land Use and Development Plan". Parcel by parcel Horizon Land Use designations are laid out in color-coded Lot and Block map books that are separated according to Planning Districts. A parcel may have up to three assigned Horizon Land Use classifications. As with existing land use, the most predominant use was recorded in the HLU 1 column, the second most predominant use in the HLU 2 column and the least in the HLU 3 column. The definitions of Horizon Land Uses can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://gis.brgov.com/hlu.asp false HLU_2 HLU_2 stands for "Secondary Horizon Land Use" meaning the primary planned future land use for the respective parcel of the East Baton Rouge Parish. The Horizon Land Use designations refer to the planned future land use for every parcel throughout East Baton Rouge Parish as legislated in the Horizon Plan "2010 Comprehensive Land Use and Development Plan". Parcel by parcel Horizon Land Use designations are laid out in color-coded Lot and Block map books that are separated according to Planning Districts. A parcel may have up to three assigned Horizon Land Use classifications. As with existing land use, the most predominant use was recorded in the HLU 1 column, the second most predominant use in the HLU 2 column and the least in the HLU 3 column. The definitions of Horizon Land Uses can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://gis.brgov.com/hlu.asp false HLU_3 HLU_3 stands for "Teritiary Horizon Land Use" meaning the teritiary planned future land use for the respective parcel of the East Baton Rouge Parish. The Horizon Land Use designations refer to the planned future land use for every parcel throughout East Baton Rouge Parish as legislated in the Horizon Plan "2010 Comprehensive Land Use and Development Plan". Parcel by parcel Horizon Land Use designations are laid out in color-coded Lot and Block map books that are separated according to Planning Districts. A parcel may have up to three assigned Horizon Land Use classifications. As with existing land use, the most predominant use was recorded in the HLU 1 column, the second most predominant use in the HLU 2 column and the least in the HLU 3 column. The definitions of Horizon Land Uses can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://gis.brgov.com/hlu.asp false LOT_BLOCK Every parcel, or lot, of land within East Baton Rouge parish was depicted on a set of maps divided into blocks that are scaled to 1 inch: 400 feet. These "Lot and Block maps" graphically represent different sections of the parish and show the parcels contained therein. Each Lot and Block map is given a unique number. The field LOT_BLOCK represents the Lot and Block map numbers that represent the parcel. Lot and Block maps are made of a thin, strong polyester film known as Mylar that can be updated with relative ease by the Draftsman. There are two hundred seventy eight (278) Planning Commission Mylars that can be found in the file room. true LOT_CODE LOT_CODE is a four digit number that uniquely identifies a parcel of land that falls within a particular planning district, subarea and Lot and Block map. The numbers repeat in each individual planning district, subarea and lot and block map. true LOT_NUM LOT_NUM denotes "Lot Number". Lot number is the individual parcel number, located on the lot and block maps. This number may be indicated as a number, letter, name or a combination thereof. In some instances there may be nothing indicated on the parcel, in which case the parcel is considered "undesignated"or entered into the data base as "UND". false METRO_DST METRO_DST stands for "Metro Council District". The boundaries of the Metro Council Districts define the constituency of each Metro councilor. Council describes, the council district in which the Lot falls under. http://www.brgov.com/dept/council/ false NAICS_1 NAICS_1 stands for "Primary North American Industry Classification System code". Most commly used NAICS codes can be found at http://www.brgov.com/dept/planning/pdf/COMMONNAICSCODES.pdf North American Industry Classification System codes are a series of four numbers devised by the federal government to provide a "statistical classification standard (for) all establishment-based Federal economic statistics classified by industry". These exhaustive codes provide a readily accessible means of identifying different economic activities and industrial entities throughout the City-Parish. Each four-digit code has two components; the first is two-digit major group code and the second is a two-digit industry code (source: U.S. Census Bureau). false NAICS_2 NAICS_2 stands for "Secondary North American Industry Classification System code". Most commly used NAICS codes can be found at http://www.brgov.com/dept/planning/pdf/COMMONNAICSCODES.pdf North American Industry Classification System codes are a series of four numbers devised by the federal government to provide a "statistical classification standard (for) all establishment-based Federal economic statistics classified by industry". These exhaustive codes provide a readily accessible means of identifying different economic activities and industrial entities throughout the City-Parish. Each four-digit code has two components; the first is two-digit major group code and the second is a two-digit industry code (source: U.S. Census Bureau). false NAICS_3 NAICS_3 stands for "Teritiary North American Industry Classification System code". Most commly used NAICS codes can be found at http://www.brgov.com/dept/planning/pdf/COMMONNAICSCODES.pdf North American Industry Classification System codes are a series of four numbers devised by the federal government to provide a "statistical classification standard (for) all establishment-based Federal economic statistics classified by industry". These exhaustive codes provide a readily accessible means of identifying different economic activities and industrial entities throughout the City-Parish. Each four-digit code has two components; the first is two-digit major group code and the second is a two-digit industry code (source: U.S. Census Bureau). false PARCEL_ID PARCEL_ID is a 9 to 10 digit number that specifically identifies each individual parcel of land in East Baton Rouge Parish. The last four digits are unique to each parcel that falls within a particular planning district, subarea and lot and blockmap. The next 3 digits (moving right to left) represent the number of the lot and block map in which that parcel falls on. Continuing to the left of the Parcel ID the next 1 digit represents the subarea of that lot and block map containing the parcel. The remaining 1 or 2 digits represent the planning district number that contains the parcel. true PLANNING_DISTRICT This field denotes the major Planning District that covers the Parcel. true RESUBS Every time the dimensions of a Lot is being changed due to resubdivisions, new Lot numbers are being assgined and the last four digits of the old lot parcel id are being noted down under RESUBS column. false ST_NAME This field denotes the name of the street. It excludes the street type and direction of the street. false ST_PREFIX This denotes the Prefix Direction of the street if there is any such as N, E, W, S (i.e., N 3rd St). false ST_SUFFIX This denotes the Suffix Direction of the street if there is any such as N, E, W, S (i.e, Acadian Thwy N). false ST_TYPE This denotes the Type of the street such as Ave, Hwy, Dr, St, Thwy etc. (i,e, Florida St) false SUB_AREA SUB_AREA is a further division of planning districts. There are three (3) to five (5) subareas per planning district. This organizes the planning districts into more easily manageable components when dealing with land development and zoning issues. true SUBDIVISION SUBDIVISION is an area composed of subdivided lots. false ZON_1 ZON_1 stands for "Primary Zoning". The definitions and permissible uses within a particular zoning can be found in the Unified Development Code (UDC), Appendix H. This is available for purchase in hardcopy form at the Planning Commission or can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://brgov.com/dept/planning/udc/pdf/ApndxH.pdf false ZON_2 ZON_2 stands for "Secondary Zoning". The definitions and permissible uses within a particular zoning can be found in the Unified Development Code (UDC), Appendix H. This is available for purchase in hardcopy form at the Planning Commission or can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://brgov.com/dept/planning/udc/pdf/ApndxH.pdf false ZON_3 ZON_3 stands for "Teritiary Zoning". The definitions and permissible uses within a particular zoning can be found in the Unified Development Code (UDC), Appendix H. This is available for purchase in hardcopy form at the Planning Commission or can be viewed online at the City-Parish Planning Commission website at http://brgov.com/dept/planning/udc/pdf/ApndxH.pdf false Lots depict the polygon boundaries of the parcels of land within the Parish of East Baton Rouge, with the exception of those parcels that fall within the incorporated cities of Baker and Zachary. This data was derived from many sources and conveys the best currently (2004) available representation of the parcels and as such, the best currently available territorial bounds of the Parish of East Baton Rouge. CPPC Distribution Method City-Parish Planning Commission (CPPC), East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Mihwa Jang GIS Manager mailing address

1755 Florida St, Third Floor

Baton Rouge Louisiana 70802 United States of America 225-389-3144 225-389-5342 gis@brgov.com true Business is conducted Monday-Friday, 8 AM- 5 PM (Central Time) except holidays This information presented by the City-Parish is intended to serve only as a reference for research and takes no legal responsibility for its accuracy. The users of this database are advised not to rely solely on the information reflected on the maps. Users are encouraged to submit comments regarding the information to the Planning Commission GIS Division. Geomedia Coverage Format Geomedia Professional 5.1 false CD-ROM 2 Data may be purchased through the City-Parish Planning Commission by requesting for the data at http://brgov.com/DEPT/PLANNING/pdf/apps/A18application.pdf or by contacting Planning Commission at 225-389-3144. Order Dependent 1 Costs of all the data are specified in the Data Request Form. Please check with CPPC to ensure current information. 2 Detailed information or data may be purchased through the City-Parish Planning Commission. The request form can be downloaded at http://brgov.com/DEPT/PLANNING/pdf/apps/A18application.pdf or contact Planning Commission at 225-389-3144. 20040528 20040528 20050528 City-Parish Planning Commission (CPPC), East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Mihwa Jang GIS Manager mailing address

1755 Florida St, Third Floor

Baton Rouge Louisiana 70802 United States of America 225-389-3144 225-389-5342 gis@brgov.com true Business is conducted Monday-Friday, 8 AM- 5 PM (Central Time) except holidays FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 This metadata file is intended to accompany the geospatial data set of CPPC. It is not to be altered or summarized. CPPC does not support secondary distribution.