1. Utah Statewide Address Point Discussion: Background 12/14/2010

2. Background FGDC Transportation Grant Work Group Focus on Address Points Broadband Grant Significant address point funding (Potential for grants to local government? Cadastral Grant Project as model Fund plan for development and sharing? Partially fund data creation?

3. Finding Addresses Current: ESRI locators Custom Geocoding Web Service Range-based location lookup using Zip Code as zone Planned: Web service enhancements Multiple source data options Points, Centerlines, Delivery Points (PO Boxes), Route/Milepost Zone = Addressing System (ws will map input zips, cities to AS) ESRI ‘add-in’ to use web service

5. Homeland Security

6. Blue Stakes

7. Tax Commission (Mobile Phone Sales Taxes)

8. Lt Governor, Statewide Registered Voter Database (aka HAVA, used for precinct assignment)

9. UDOT Crash Analysis

10. One Stop Business Registration

11. Broadband Project

12. Salt Lake Urban Areas Security Initiative

14. Verification of Addresses (Registration, Licensing, Fraud Prevention, etc)

15. 2020 Census

17. 911 Calls?

18. Registered Voters

19. Drivers License

20. State Tax Commission

21. Other State databases

22. Existing Local Address Points

23. County Parcel Records

25. Daggett Co.

26. Duchesne Co. (partial)

27. Piute Co.

28. Sandy City

29. Sevier Co.

30. Tooele Co.

31. Wasatch Co.

32. Wayne Co.

34. Property Address is required by state statute

36. merge by address

37. assign frontage or centroidhttp://gis.utah.gov/code-visual-basic/vba-experiment-building-address-points-from-parcels

40. Input Parcels

41. Parcels Merged By Common Address

42. Resulting Address Points

44. Grid polygons for address systems in Utah

46. ‘Selling’ importance

47. Different Starting Points

48. State-level Utilization

49. Data Creation

50. Standardizing Data

51. Balancing Automated Efficiency vs. Manual Accuracy

52. Technical Assistance

53. Accommodating Different Needs