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A Local-State Government Spatial Data Sharing Partnership

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Appendix4 – Open Ended Questionnaire Responses<br />

Case Summaries – Part 4 Comments on Use and Capacity of <strong>Spatial</strong> <strong>Data</strong><br />

Case# P4 comments<br />

1 Everything is still in the research and gather stage<br />

8 Particularly with the Topography data, it is reasonably complete but of poor quality.<br />

9 A major active concurrent project relating to Asset Management will address completeness<br />

of the asset data within our property data.<br />

11 We have a complete (internal/external) digital lodgement process for all infrastructure,<br />

environmental, terrain and cadastral information. this was instigated in 1993<br />

16 in the scheme of things council has a lot of data, although there is a high level of inaccuracy<br />

in some data sets – contours, specific land uses (units, clubs, etc)<br />

33 Council is in the process of accurately resurveying the DCDB and supplying the data to<br />

NRM under a data sharing arrangement. Project 70% completed.<br />

34 Lot/Plans supplied with monthly DCDB update, street number & road name address<br />

incomplete due to being a mostly rural shire<br />

38 Q4i: The requests for property information are handled by various Depts.<br />

44 Q4h: quoted as "0" due to existing data share agreements with <strong>State</strong> Gov.<br />

Q4i: items quoted as "Non existent" are because they are externally sourced by other<br />

organisations as a part of share agreements.<br />

46 Please refer to other comments with reference to DCDB and contour datasets.<br />

55 We hold lots of old outdated titles in our property database (not GIS). Other datasets listed,<br />

whilst complete, are inaccurate, spatially mismatched and all relative to our homegrown<br />

cadastre of unknown/variable accuracy.<br />

56 Council suppied to the state government weekly updates of the cadastral framework. The<br />

supply of data between the council and state is subject to a data share agreement which<br />

excludes charging for data where that data is used for internal operations.<br />

Council operations are dependant upon complete, up to date DCDB and infrastructure<br />

datasets.<br />

57 Complete means under constant maintenance and upgrade egg some drainage MHs do not<br />

have invert levels (

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