- primary_land_use_tax_lot_output_pluto0 Objects| |SELECT":id", -- Socrata column ID"firecomp", -- The fire company that services the tax lot. This field consists of four characters, the first of which is an alphabetic code identifying the type of fire company, where E stands for Engine, L stands for Ladder and Q stands for Squad. The type code is followed by a one to three- digit fire company number which is preceded with leading zeros if the company number is less than three digits. FIRE COMPANY contains the value returned by Geosupport for one of the addresses assigned to the lot. If Geosupport does not return a value, FIRE COMPANY is calculated spatially using the tax lot's XY COORDINATES and DCP's Administrative District Base Map files. data_type: text"dcasdate","basempdate","rpaddate","zoningdate","ext", -- A code identifying whether there is an extension on the lot or a garage other than the primary structure."borocode", -- The borough in which the tax lot is located. Two portions of the city, Marble Hill and Rikers Island, are legally located in one borough but are serviced by a different borough. The BORO CODEs associated with these areas are the boroughs in which they are legally located. Marble Hill is serviced by the Bronx, but is legally located in Manhattan and has a BORO CODE of 1. Rikers Island is serviced by Queens, but is legally located in the Bronx and has a BORO CODE of 2."polidate","notes", -- A text field containing notes of importance to one or more lots."landmkdate","geom","numbldgs", -- The number of buildings on the tax lot. The number of buildings on a lot is calculated by taking the Building Identification Number (BIN) for every building in DoITT's Building Footprints dataset, running Geosupport function BN to get the BBL associated with that BIN, and summing the number of buildings per tax lot."bldgdepth", -- The building's depth, which is the effective perpendicular distance, measured in feet."bsmtcode", -- A code describing the building's basement."assessland", -- The assessed land value for the tax lot. The Department of Finance calculates the assessed value by multiplying the tax lot's estimated full market land value, determined as if vacant and unimproved, by a uniform percentage for the property's tax class. Assessed and exempt values are updated twice a year. Tentative values are released in mid-January and final values are released around May 25. If the date on source file (PTS), as reported in the Readme file, is between January 15 and May 25, ASSESSED LAND VALUE is from the tentative roll for the tax year starting in July. Otherwise, ASSESSED LAND VALUE is from the final roll."landmark", -- This value indicates whether the lot contains an individual landmark building, an interior landmark building, or both."facilfar", -- The maximum allowable community facility floor area ratio, based on the zoning district classification occupying the greatest percentage of the tax lot's area as reported in ZoneDist1. If the lot is assigned to more than one zoning district and ZoneDist1 does not allow community facility uses, MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE COMMUNITY FACILITY FAR is based on ZoneDist2, ZoneDist3 or ZoneDist4, in that order. The maximum allowable community facility floor area ratios are exclusive of bonuses for plazas, plaza-connected open areas, arcades, or other amenities. Users should consult Section 24-11 of the Zoning Resolution for more information.Failed
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