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Process for qualifying interests to obtain the Regional Parcel
Dataset:
- Review the Access Constraints section of the
Regional Parcel Dataset Metadata to determine if your
organization is a "qualifying governmental" or "qualifying academic" interest.
If yes, proceed to Step 2.
- Review the
Regional Parcel Dataset Metadata to verify that the dataset
is suitable for your intended use.
- Review the Care and Use of Regional Parcel
Data supplement to the license agreement. If you are comfortable with the
stated requirements and responsibilities, proceed to step 4.
- Download the license
agreement. Fill it out completely, sign and date it, then submit it via
U.S. Mail to the address below. Faxes or photocopies will not be accepted.
Note: Please do not complete page 9 of the license agreement
unless a Third Party will be accessing the data on behalf of your
organization.
Metropolitan Council Attn: GIS Unit - Parcel Data Licensing 390
Robert Street, North St. Paul, MN 55101
Upon receipt of a fully-executed license agreement by Metropolitan
Council GIS Unit staff (Step 4 above), a determination will be made as to
whether the applicant meets the criteria as a qualifying interest. If the
applicant is determined to be a qualifying interest, the license agreement will
be executed by the Metropolitan Council and a user ID and password will be
forwarded to the applicant via email, authorizing access to the Regional Parcel
Dataset. A photocopy of the entire executed license will be mailed to you for
your records.
If a Third Party is involved, it will be the responsibility of the
Public Party to provide the data and/or password to their Third Party and to
manage their access.
- Questions regarding data content:
Metadata:
Regional
Parcel Dataset Metadata MetroGIS-endorsed data specifications for the
Regional Parcel Dataset: Regional
Parcel Data Policy Summary
- Questions regarding responsibilities of the user:
Care and Use of Regional Parcel Data
- Questions regarding data licensing and access procedures:
Contact: metrogis-contacts@metc.state.mn.us
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