Parcel dry-cleaning activity and regulatory history

The standing TCEQ Socrata product publishes currently valid dry-cleaning-facility and drop-station registrations with registration and regulated-entity identifiers, full location address and coordinates, facility-versus-drop-station type, expiration or status year, solvent-fee status, solvent type, and capacity where available. It directly answers current dry-cleaning activity and regulatory standing at a matched parcel while keeping drop stations distinct from solvent-processing facilities.

Virginia DEQ's public queryable point layer returns address-resolved NAICS 812320 dry-cleaner facilities with facility identity, raw STATUS_GROUP and AIR_OP_STATUS values, and state/federal source classifications. Sampled rows report Active and Operating. This directly supports current regulator-listed dry-cleaning activity at a spatially matched parcel, but not historical activity, solvent use or capacity, permit dates, contamination, or uniquely selected-building identity.

The standing NYSDEC layer supplies active Part 232/SIC 7216 dry-cleaner air-registration records with facility name, DEC and application identifiers, authorization type, permit link, and mapped coordinates. This establishes active regulator-listed dry-cleaning activity at a spatially matched parcel, but the coordinate-only layer does not establish historical operation, solvent capacity, contamination, or building identity.

IDEM publishes a queryable and downloadable statewide layer compiled from current and historical public and business-directory listings for cleaner, dry-cleaner, presser, and laundry categories. Address and coordinates support parcel matching and the layer supplies a current/historical activity-location indicator; IDEM states that the inventory is incomplete, unverified, and does not establish a solvent release, and the primary layer fields do not emit a date.

The standing annual South Carolina roster identifies dry-cleaning facilities registered under the Drycleaning Facility Restoration Act by facility name and address and distinguishes active, closed, and remediated entries. It directly supports official dry-cleaning activity and regulatory history at a parcel when publication vintage and raw roster classification are retained.

The standing Florida DEP STCM layer, filtered to active dry-cleaner, drop-off, and dry-cleaning-related facility types, publishes facility identity, raw facility type and operating status, operator, address, and coordinates. It establishes active regulator-listed dry-cleaning activity at a matched parcel; its contamination indicator is not proof of contamination or remediation, and it does not document solvent type, capacity, or a uniquely selected building.

The pre-verified governmental full-file product filters Annual Emissions Program facility records to dry-cleaning and laundry NAICS 812320 and emits the dry-cleaner-population indicator, regulated facility name, and NAICS code with facility location. It supports officially recorded dry-cleaning/laundry facility presence at a parcel. It does not report operating or permit status, dates, solvent use, capacity, contamination, or selected-building identity, so those facets remain unknown.

Wisconsin DNR's downloadable statewide listing identifies BRRTS activities with reported historical use as a dry-cleaning facility and supplies activity identity, address, coordinates, and cleanup status. It supports historical dry-cleaning-use evidence at a parcel only. DNR expressly states that it does not regulate or license dry cleaners and that the status concerns cleanup rather than facility operation, so current operation, licensing standing, solvent capacity, and selected-building identity remain unknown.

The standing NJDEP ArcGIS layer identifies regulator-listed dry-cleaning facilities statewide by site ID and name and publishes address components and mapped coordinates, supporting parcel matching and officially recorded dry-cleaner presence. It does not document operation status, activity dates, solvent, capacity, contamination, or a uniquely selected building, so those values remain unknown and the answer is undated registry presence at the Source vintage.

The delivered Georgia statewide Perc-NESHAP notification registry identifies reported PCE dry-cleaner facilities and pickup-only stores by facility name and street address. It supports parcel-resolved evidence that a dry-cleaner-related facility was officially recorded, but the available fields do not establish record date, current operation, onsite solvent use for pickup-only rows, contamination, or compliance standing.