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The Geographic Information Services of the
Public Works Department was created in 1995 to operate and maintain
the city's Geographic Information System. GIS is an "organized
collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, and
personnel designed to efficiently capture, store, update, manipulate,
analyze, and display all forms of geographically referenced
information."1
Click here to find
more about the
GIS Division's program goals
and activities
Map and
Driving Directions to City Hall
Interactive Map Applications
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Discover the many
ways
that departments throughout
the City use GIS:
GIS Is
Everywhere: A Video
(requires Windows Media Player or other
WMV player) |
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Get your very own
updated and Easy-to-Read
San Luis Obispo
Street Map.
Download
it here!
(requires Adobe Reader 7.0)
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Interactive Maps:
Loading time will vary depend on your internet access speed.
Disclaimer:
The purpose
of these application are to provide
easy access and visual display of mapped information within the City
of San Luis Obispo. Every reasonable effort has been made to
ensure the accuracy and currency of the data and associate maps
provided. The data is provided in an “AS IS” state with no
warranty as to accuracy or completeness by either the City of San Luis
Obispo or any of its employees, expressed or implied. The user
of these applications should not rely on the data provided herein for
any reason. Information on this site is not intended to
constitute advice nor is it to be used as a substitute for specific
advice from a licensed professional. The City of San Luis Obispo shall
assume no liability for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the
information provided regardless of how caused. Further the City of San
Luis Obispo shall assume no liability for any decisions made or
actions taken or not taken by the user of the applications in reliance
upon any information or data furnished hereunder.
If
you have read and understood this disclaimer and wish to continue,
please proceed by clicking one of the following links.
Parcel Information and
Map:
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City of San Luis Obispo Parcel Viewer
Look up parcel information by business name, address or
parcel number. Then view a map of the selected parcel or customize
your own map by adding data layers including an Aerial
Photo, Historic Districts, FEMA Flood Zones, and Zoning
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Zoning
and General City
Information
Find the zoning designation of a parcel or lookup general
city information including transit hubs, schools an aerial photo
and more. |
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SLO County Demographics
Population, Housing and Income information from the Year 2000
U.S. Census. Includes Census Tracts, Zip Code Areas and Streets
for San Luis Obispo County |
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City of San Luis Obispo Un-Reinforced Masonry
Commercial properties constructed of
un-reinforced masonry and status (Strengthened, Partially
Strengthened, Un-Reinforced) |
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Laguna
Lake Species of Local Concern
Threatened
and endangered plant species near Laguna Lake area. Shows
approximate locations of each species and a link to additional
information |
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San Luis Obispo Soils
Search by
address to view the soil texture and soil drainage class.
Visit the
Water Conservation Page to learn more about soils and
water conservation. |
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Laguna Lake Commemorative
Trees
Search Commemorative Trees by person's name, organization,
or event
Acknowledgement |
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Heritage
Trees
A photo and brief description of a Heritage Trees in city.
Trees with historical value or significant arboricultural
interest are designated as Heritage Trees.
Please note: to see "more information" for each tree you may
need to turn off your pop-up blocker.
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NOTE:
The map server may be unavailable for short duration due to routine
maintenance and application development. If you have trouble viewing
the maps, please try again later (about 15 minutes). If any maps are
still unavailable, contact Geographic Information Services at (805) 781-7189 or write
to dyun@slocity.org.
Data
Available:
Maps and data in
digital format are available in CD-ROM for a cost. description
of data and cost. Some data are
available for free at SLO
DataFinder.
If you have any
comments about this website, please E-mail David Yun. (dyun@slocity.org)
1. Definition of GIS from ESRI's
ArcGIS Desktop Help document.
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