Forty-seven of California’s 58 counties already provide GIS parcel maps as public records for a nominal fee, said Dean Wallraff, an attorney for the Sierra Club.

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But before the approximately 75 parcels currently on the GIS map can officially be designated as surplus, the county has to first deem that it has no need for the parcel in the future and then the ...

Electronic geographic information system (GIS) mapping data maintained by California governments is public under the state records law and therefore cannot carry the high price tag of a software ...