Locate the project
Start with an address, APN/AIN, recorded-map identifier, or defined project area.
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Start with a location. Bring the records together.
Find parcel context, recorded maps, and supporting material for the site your team needs to understand.
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Illustrative geometry · not to scaleProject records03
Recorded mapProject area · source document
Corner recordAdjoining area · source document
Field notesWorking material · draft
Recorded mapSupporting material · Example project
The recorded map provides context for the project area. Its relationship to the field limits remains an open question.
Illustrative source excerpt
Recorded map · Project area
“The project area is shown beside the adjoining parcel. Confirm the applicable limits against the supporting records.”
Open question: confirm applicable field limits.Illustrative example. Access varies by workflow.About access
Location-based records research
A clearer starting point for the project.
Bring the records together
Gather available parcel context, recorded maps, corner records, and document links with mapped findings.
Review what applies
Inspect supporting material, compare the findings, and identify the questions your team still needs to resolve.
Current coverage
Depth is strongest in Los Angeles County.
Current record depth is strongest in Los Angeles County and selected cities; coverage elsewhere varies.
The project team remains responsible for evaluating the applicable records and conclusions.
Research that stays useful
Carry the findings into the next step.
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