ParcelSheet

Use this when someone asks about the area around any US address, in any state: school district, historic places, Opportunity Zone, USDA loan area, loan limit, radon, EPA sites, FEMA risk and disaster history, flood claims, landslides, power lines, drinking water, walkability and broadband, each with its federal source and date.

Use this when an agent is writing or checking a Hawaiʻi listing and needs the lot facts with their sources, by TMK or street address. It writes nothing itself.

Use this when someone asks about one Hawaiʻi lot by TMK or street address: zoning and its dimensional rules, State Land Use District, flood zone, Special Management Area, tsunami and sea level rise, lava zone and slope, each with its source. Answers questions about one Hawaiʻi lot, by TMK or street address: what is this parcel zoned and what are the dimensional rules (setbacks, height, lot coverage, density), what the county code lists for adding to the lot (an ADU or a second dwelling), is it in the Special Management Area (SMA), which State Land Use District (Urban, Rural, Agricultural, Conservation), what FEMA flood zone, is it in the tsunami evacuation zone, the 3.2 ft sea level rise flood zone or the Sea Level Rise Constraint District, the wildfire risk, the lava flow hazard zone on Hawaiʻi Island, elevation, slope and aspect, Important Agricultural Lands, soil series and farmland rating, wetlands and streams, historic properties nearby, nearest wells and depth to water, water and sewer service and cesspool records, landslide and dam zones, shoreline setback and vacation rental (TVR) standing on Kauaʻi, tax class and acres. One call returns every finding for the lot, each with its official county, State or federal source, and a permalink to cite. Also for one New Hampshire lot by address, NH_GIS_ID or point. In New Hampshire, by street address, NH_GIS_ID or a point: the parcel from the state parcel mosaic (NH_GIS_ID, town, map block lot, land use, mapped acres and the lot lines as GeoJSON) and the lot hazards at the point: FEMA flood zone, USFWS wetlands, USDA Forest Service wildfire hazard, USGS faults, USDA soil septic rating, USGS elevation and slope, and the EPA radon zone, each with its agency, layer, URL and date read.

Use this when someone wants nearby Hawaiʻi lots that fit zoning, size, flood zone or Special Management Area filters, around a lot, an address or a TMK prefix.