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Developed for tracking compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for sidewalk ramps citywide. Point locations generally represent specific ramps, but in some cases represent a location for a future potential ramp.
All public street signs that guide, warn, regulate, or provide information to vehicular and/or pedestrian traffic. Primarily consistents of signs maintained by the Public Works Signs & Markings crew - does not include Parks, Facilities, or private signs.
Locations of buttons used by pedestrians to activate signal crossings, linked to a support pole and with a travel direction attribute to indicate the specific button on the pole. Used for general reference and for maintenance work tracking.
Point locations of devices that detect and respond to vehicular traffic at a signalized intersection - devices include camera detectors and radar units for signal timing, and preemption detectors for emergency response vehicles.
Any electronic device that provides visual guidance, warning and/or control to vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
Represents the complete light fixture portion of public roadway streetlights. The support pole that fixtures are mounted on are a separate but linked asset. Used for Operations work tracking.
Locations of poles and other support structures that other assets are mounted on. The location is considered the asset rather than the post.
Container to group all assets related to intersections and crossings that have an electrical component. Used for both purposes of linking related assets in the database and for maintenance work that applies across the full intersection rather than a specific component.
Data transmission devices that relay node data and commands between the streetlight mesh wifi network and the LightGrid lighting management system.
Areas in the public right of way needing some form of ongoing maintenance or monitoring, including (but not limited to) road shoulder mowing, islands and medians, street furniture, and Public Works maintained pathways.
Areas in the public right of way needing some form of ongoing maintenance or monitoring, including (but not limited to) road shoulder mowing, islands and medians, street furniture, and Public Works maintained pathways.
Line segments representing both existing public sidewalk and edge of roadways where sidewalk does not exist (and whether there is potential for it in the future). Data includes sidewalk width, what is directly adjacent to the sidewalk (planter strip, cycle track, curb tight, etc), owner/maintainer, etc.
Derived from Washington County street centerlines and Pavement Management Program paving segments, used for Roadways Operations work tracking and Transportation Engineering analysis.
Trees within the public right-of-way or that potentially impact improved streets and/or sidewalks (i.e. have branches that encroach on minimum required clearances). Trees along city maintained streets are updated regularly and used for Tree City USA reporting.
Parking lots associated with City facilities, parks, and water reservoirs (within City limits). Used to distinguish maintenance responsibilities between city departments.
Boundaries identifying the day of the week garbage, recycling and yard waste collection service is provided. This is updated each January and July after gathering changes from the garbage collection companies.