PROJECTS > MUNICIPAL PLANNING > GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)
After being awarded a Prop. 13 grant, Streamline Planning developed a GIS for the City of Trinidad, California. The GIS serves as a planning information management system and includes parcels, roads, ownership and 25+ other layers. The primary focus of the initial effort was to develop a Septic System Maintenance Program. This system will allow the City to avoid building an expensive wastewater treatment plan. The project served as a demonstration project for the soon-to-be implemented AB 885 (state-mandated water quality improvements and kelp bed protection).
3-D landform model from USGS digital elevation model with contour lines and city zoning by parcel.
3-D contour model with ortho-rectified aerial streams and drainage basins in the Trinidad Watershed Study Area. This was a test study for a hydrological study to be initiated March 2006. Funding was awarded through a Prop. 15 grant.
As part of the City's septic maintenance program, Streamline Planning has collected historic permit data from the Humboldt County Environmental Health Department. This intelligent map pulls data from a database to allow planners to assess water quality risks and identify areas for remedial action. Note: this map is only for demonstration purposes and does not reflect real-world conditions.
This septic program map indicates the current operating permit status and is used to notify property owners on a cyclical basis that their septic system permit is coming up for renewal.
Note: this map is only for demonstration purposes and does not reflect real-world conditions.
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