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 "description": "rip05fc2 is the final regulatory riparian layer used by Pima County.  Rip05fc2 was adopted by the Board of Supervisors, ordinance 2005 FC2, on 8/2/05 and became effective 10/13/05. Prior to 10/13/05, rip99fc1 was the regulatory coverage.  While the Pima County riparian ordinance applies only to unincorporated Pima County, layer data in incorporated areas may be used by those jurisdictions.\nKnown Errors/Qualifications: All users must filter geometry using CLASS  ' to filter out interior \"island\" areas.\nLineage: rip05fc2 was derived from a union of the former rip_prop and the CLS riparian classification 'important riparian areas'.\nSpatial Domain: Pima County\nMaintenance Organization: PC ITD GIS\nMaintenance Description:  RFCD staff will provide updates to ITD GIS - Special Projects who will update the layer.\nMaintenance Frequency: Quarterly\nMaintenance Format:  GDB Std Export\nPrimary Source Organization: PC ITD GIS\nPrimary Source Contact:  John Regan\nPrimary Source Document:  ripprop2\nPrimary Source Date:  20041206\nPrimary Source Scale:  24000\nPrimary Source Format:  Coverage\nSecondary Source Organization:  Pima County PC DOT GIS Division\nSecondary Source Contact:  John Regan\nSecondary Source Document:  \\\\mars\\mars1\\az\\counties\\pima\\covers\\clsadopt\nSecondary Source Date:  20040505\nSecondary Source Scale:  24000\nSecondary Source Format:  Coverage\nGIS Contact:  Kenneth Maits\n\nMapGuide Layer Name:  Riparian Habitat - Pima County Ord. 2005-FC2, Effective 10/20/2005\nMapGuide Scale Range: 0 - 1000000",
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 "title": "Important Riparian Areas",
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 "accessInformation": "Pima County Information Technology Department - Geographic Information Systems\n201 N Stone Ave., 9th Floor\nTucson, AZ 85701",
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