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A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a type of information system that is used to produce and manage geographic data. This data is instrumental in helping the Planning & Neighborhood Development Department meet its overall mission. For example, zoning boundaries, city limit boundaries, and street address data are important components of the GIS. The data can be used to perform analysis and produce a wide variety of maps. Other City departments make use of the wide variety of GIS data as well, thereby enhancing the efficiency, productivity, and accuracy of various City services. For example, GIS is used to help route, organize, and schedule solid waste collection in the City. The GIS also plays a significant role in supporting emergency management services for the City.
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Development Projects in City of Concord
Development projects in the City can be referenced using the following two methods:
- Projects that may have gone to the Planning & Zoning Commission for approval can be found on the Planning Commission web page. Click on the link "Planning Commission Cases"
- Projects that did not need to be submitted to the Planning & Zoning Commission can be found in the Accela Citizen Access system. It is not necessary to create an Accela account to search the records.
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Employee Access
Geocortex GIS - Employee Access