This dataset comes from the County’s Location Management System (LMS), which is a collaborative system to locations across the County. The full dataset contains over 73,000 locations, including 63,000 public (available for download below) and14,000 non-public locations (available for government entities only) with consistent attributes. Location types are broken into more than 270 unique types using three categories (cat1, cat2, cat3) that provide detailed breakdowns of the location types.

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http://egis3.lacounty.gov/dataportal/2014/07/07/locationspoints-of-interest-lms-data/

This dataset comes from the County’s Location Management System (LMS), which is a collaborative system to locations across the County. The full dataset contains over 73,000 locations, including 63,000 public (available for download below) and14,000 non-public locations (available for government entities only) with consistent attributes. Location types are broken into more than 270 unique types using three categories (cat1, cat2, cat3) that provide detailed breakdowns of the location types.

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http://egis3.lacounty.gov/dataportal/2014/07/07/locationspoints-of-interest-lms-data/

This layer shows the spatial extent of past and currently pending permit cases (e.g., CUPs, yard modifications, plot plan reviews, environmental assessments, etc). These cases were drawn from the legacy CTRACK database, and are updated on a monthly basis from the currently active KIVA database. Cases mined from both databases reflect the wide range of land use issues addressed and administered by the LA County Dept of Regional Planning, both past and present. Most cases are parcel-based, although some pertain to subdivisions or other planning boundaries. Note that Notices of Violation (pertaining to Subdivision Map Act Section 66499.36) file numbers are also featured in this layer. Cases included through February 2015.

This dataset contains Environmental Health Violations for Restaurants and Markets in Los Angeles County. Los Angeles County Environmental Health is responsible for checking food violations for all unincorporated areas and 85 of the 88 cities in the County. This dataset does not include Pasadena, Long Beach or Vernon (each has its own city health department). Each row represents one health code violation.

All rows with the same Serial Number are part of the same inspection.

The Serial Number is the primary key to review the inspection grade (Inspection Result dataset)

Valuation and property description for parcels on the Assessor's annual secured assessment roll for 2015. Default sort is by AssessorID. This dataset excludes Cross Reference Roll (89xx-series AssessorID).