Eden Prairie uses Hennepin County's parcel data to ensure data quality between the city and county. Hennepin County sends updated parcel shapefiles to Eden Prairie, the downfall is that the data is for the entire county, and in Eden Prairie's case any data outside of the city is irrelevant.
The code create from model builder automates the process of updating the city parcels, deleting the unnecessary data, adds relevant fields to comply with Eden Prairie's data and correctly stores to files. The process of updating this information is rather tedious but is a reoccurring update to the database every couple months.
The model builder and a few custom codes completely automated the process to save time and energy on mundane tasks.
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Section 1
Create new feature class
Append Hennepin county parcels to new feature class
Clip the parcels to include only Eden Prairie city limits
Erase Hennepin County river valley parcels (At the time requested to stay the same for GIS database).
Merge current river valley parcels to the new parcels
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Section 2 Copy Rows from existing city file to new parcel shapefile Join field data from update Hennepin County parcels to new parcel shapefile Calculate each field to pull data from Hennepin County file to new parcel attribute table |
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Section 3 Complete row calculations Notify user of the completion Delete unnecessary files to clean up database Rename the edited shapefile for clarity on the most recently updated file Notify user of the successful update! |
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