Eugene Abandoned Infrastructure Bill Blade, City of Eugene 20141031 vector digital data withheld Storm and sanitary infrastructure that has been abandoned in place in City of Eugene Data was gathered from asbuilts. See 2.5 - file lineage for details of process. The id number in the coverage is associated with a record in the abandoned lines database which is found in Engineering's database 'tree'. The database gives information like scanned images of asbuilts where line was abandoned, upstream and downstream node numbers, year of abandonment, ete. The Data is used by Maintenance people who mark where City of Eugene facilities are and grant facilities permits to various agencies. It is also used by Engineering people in their construction plan preparation.Limitations -if we happened to find other agency abandoned lines, we added them, but this is by no means a complete list of their data. Our focus was sanitary and storm infrastructure. Complete As needed 1 2 4 3 None Infrastructure Abandoned ISO 19115 Topic Categories structure High Quality - Current and complete Quality 2 - Maps that meet National Map Accuracy standards. 90% features within 40' at 1:24,000 scale. data gathering process based on year of sanitary segment built, we drew a polygon around the part of town that was built before 1960. we looked at all asbuilts from 1960 to present in that area. for a city-wide area, we used the abandoned line records we had kept for several years in the older version of cassworks. we also looked at construction jobs with 'rehab' in the description. finally, we used data that the cut permit research tech (dawna nickolauson) had gathered over several months of looking at asbuilts in the course of doing her job. As structures are abandoned during construction or found on old asbuilts, they will be added to the database and coverage. DWGNUM DWGNUM String 16 0 0 OBJECTID OBJECTID OID 4 10 0 Internal feature number. 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The id number in the coverage is associated with a record in the abandoned lines database which is found in Engineering's database 'tree'. The database gives information like scanned images of asbuilts where line was abandoned, upstream and downstream node numbers, year of abandonment, ete. The Data is used by Maintenance people who mark where City of Eugene facilities are and grant facilities permits to various agencies. It is also used by Engineering people in their construction plan preparation.Limitations -if we happened to find other agency abandoned lines, we added them, but this is by no means a complete list of their data. 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