Description: Lineage: Data from CableCAD was imported to GIS. Current data should reflect approved Form 1 details data added or modifed based on historical records or in-field observationsDocumentation: Shown in distribution network map describing the system. There is a requirement to document any changes to this layer as it relates to the Municipal Drinking Water License. Currently the change log is stored in the Environmental Services F10 d) directory.Archives: Features are archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: inventory of hydrants is considered to have a high degree of completeness after field verification in 2020 which included make and model. Attributes much less complete.Currency: Updates to be completed within time frame outlined in Municipal Drinking Water License(?). Currently updates required within one calendar year of either project completion or upon learning of discrepancies between Installed infrastructure and network Drawing provided to MECP.
Copyright Text: Make and model result of field survey by Dale Haskell and Steve Garrow in early 2020.
Description: Lineage: Dataset was created in 2021 after a field survey was completed by Tyler Mindell. Additional hydrants have been added as needed if newly discovered in the field or during new building construction.Documentation: n/aArchives: Features have not been archived to date.Completeness: Inventory of hydrants is considered to have a high degree of completeness after field verification in 2021. Outside of tracking of new buildings we may not have complete records of private hydrant additions or removals although this should be quite rare.Currency: Site Plan projects with water service work should be tracked by ES. Any newly installed private hydrants should be captured along with water servicing.
Copyright Text: Field survey by Tyler Mindell (2021)
Description: Lineage: Data originally digitized into GIS by consultants from water service cards between 2014 and 2019. Current data should reflect the original dataset along with data added or modifed based on historical records or in-field observations related to repairs or inspections.Documentation: Any changes to a water service valve are to be documented in this layer as well as the corresponding water service card.Archives: Features are archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: This layer should have a high degree of completeness where water services exist in the data.Currency: This layer is regularly updated as needed on an ongoing basis.
Description: Lineage: Data originally digitized into GIS by consultants from water service cards between 2014 and 2019. Current data should reflect the original dataset along with data added or modifed based on historical records or in-field observations related to repairs or inspections.Documentation: Any changes to a water service are to be documented in this layer as well as the corresponding water service card.Archives: Features are not typically archived.Completeness: Standard pipe couplings are not captured in this layer and many vertical bends are also not captured. Completeness should be much higher for fittings that impact the functionality of the service e.g. junctions (branch fittings tees crosses) or reducers/increasers.Currency: This layer is regularly updated as needed on an ongoing basis.
Description: Lineage: Data from CableCAD was imported to GIS. Current data should reflect approved Form 1 details data added or modifed based on historical records or in-field observationsDocumentation: Shown in distribution network map describing the system. There is a requirement to document any changes to this layer as it relates to the Municipal Drinking Water License. Currently the change log is stored in the Environmental Services F10 d) directory.Archives: Features are archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: This layer is considered to have a high degree of completeness for distribution valves but not so much for hydrant isolation valves.Currency: Updates to be completed within time frame outlined in Municipal Drinking Water License(?). Currently updates required within one calendar year of either project completion or upon learning of discrepancies between Installed infrastructure and network Drawing provided to MECP.
Copyright Text: Belleville Water
Dillon
City of Belleville
Description: Lineage: Before this dataset existed breaks were typically stored in the Fittings layer if they were in GIS format or in a spreadsheetDocumentation: UnknownArchives: Features will be archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: this Layer is not considered to be complete. There is a lot of historical main break data that needs to be added to this layerCurrency: Unknown
Date_of_Break
(
type: esriFieldTypeDate, alias: Date of Break, length: 8
)
Pipe_Age_At_Break
(
type: esriFieldTypeSmallInteger, alias: Pipe Age At Break
)
Probable_Cause_of_Break
(
type: esriFieldTypeString, alias: Probable Cause of Break, length: 50
, Coded Values:
[Wood Blocking Under Pipe: Wood Blocking Under Pipe]
, [Rock Next to Pipe: Rock Next to Pipe]
, [Proximity to Other Infrastructure: Proximity to Other Infrastructure]
, ...7 more...
)
Description: Lineage: Dataset created from pipe samples previously stored in the Fittings layerDocumentation: Refer to pipe sample reportsArchives: Data does not require archivingCompleteness: Dataset not complete. Refer to collection of pipe sample reports.Currency: New pipe samples are added on an ongoing basis
Description: Lineage: Data from CableCAD was imported to GIS. Current data should reflect approved Form 1 details data added or modified based on historical records or infield observationsDocumentation: Shown in distribution network map describing the system. There is a requirement to document any changes to this layer as it relates to the Municipal Drinking Water License. Currently the change log is stored in the Environmental Services F10 d) directory.Archives: Features are archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: this Layer is not considered to be complete. Standard pipe Couplings are not captured in this Layer and many vertical bends are also not captured. Completeness should be much higher for fittings that impact the functionality of the distribution network e.g. junctions (tees crosses) or reducers/increasers.Currency: Updates to be completed within time frame outlined in Municipal Drinking Water License(?). Currently updates required within one calendar year of either project completion or upon learning of discrepancies between Installed infrastructure and network Drawing provided to MECP.
Copyright Text: Belleville Water
Dillon
City of Belleville
Description: Lineage: Data from CableCAD was imported to GIS. Current data should reflect approved Form 1 details data added or modifed based on historical records or infield observationsDocumentation: Shown in distribution network map describing the system. There is a requirement to document any changes to this layer as it relates to the Municipal Drinking Water License. Currently the change log is stored in the Environmental Services F10 d) directory.Archives: Features are archived when replaced or removed. Layer stored locally.Completeness: This layer is considered to have a high degree of completenessCurrency: Updates to be completed within time frame outlined in Municipal Drinking Water License(?). Currently updates required within one calendar year of either project completion or upon learning of discrepancies between Installed infrastructure and network Drawing provided to MECP.
Description: Lineage: Data originally digitized into GIS by consultants from water service cards between 2014 and 2019. Current data should reflect the original dataset along with data added or modifed based on historical records or in-field observations related to repairs or inspections.Documentation: Any changes to a water service are to be documented in this layer as well as the corresponding water service card.Archives: Features have not typically been archived but going forward if there is a city-side renewal they should beCompleteness: This layer is considered to have a high degree of completeness except for new services for which we are waiting for informationCurrency: This layer is regularly updated as needed on an ongoing basis.
Description: Lineage: This data is typically digitized with new construction. It may or may not be derived from proposed curb stop locations in design drawings.Documentation: Any changes to a water service are to be documented in this layer as well as the corresponding water service card.Archives: Not applicable due to the temporary nature of this layerCompleteness: Not applicable due to the temporary nature of this layerCurrency: This layer is regularly updated as needed on an ongoing basis.
Description: Lineage: Unknown originDocumentation: unknownArchives: n/aCompleteness: This dataset has a complete inventoryCurrency: This layer is updated as needed
Description: This dataset contains parcels that are serviced by the City sanitary collection system or one of the City water distribution systems. The data was derived from several sources including MPAC, the City's existing GIS records and other miscellaneous records (service cards, list of septic systems, list of customers from Finance). The parcels are classified by data source in the attribute table for both water and sanitary service.