Parcel stationary-air permitted-facility presence and classification
Which stationary-air facilities are officially listed as permitted, registered, exempt, or permit-seeking at or near this parcel, and what programme, permit level, source classification, industry, or operation is recorded?
The data that answers it
Ranked by fit · best firstVirginia DEQ's standing public daily ArcGIS layer returns active air-permitted facility identity, street address and WGS84 point geometry, registration and ICIS identifiers, Title V Major, Synthetic Minor, True Minor, and Area (HAP) classifications, industry/product descriptors, and raw operating status. An address, parcel intersection, or documented-distance geometry match directly answers official facility presence and recorded classification. The layer does not establish permit issue/expiration dates or pollutant-specific annual quantities.
The standing public Virginia DEQ Air Sites layer is a queryable point service and publishes facility name and address, NAICS, registration and federal identifiers, state and federal classifications, raw status fields, and geometry. Its NAICS 812320 rows directly establish officially listed stationary-air facility presence and recorded source/industry classification at or near a parcel; roster presence does not establish compliance.
Alaska DEC's governmental full-file extract lists 562 operating stationary sources and publishes facility identity, physical address and coordinates, SIC, raw air-permit classification, permit/file references, and pending-or-active permit count. An address or documented-distance coordinate match therefore directly answers official facility presence and recorded classification at parcel-centered grain. Preserve the 2026-07-24 snapshot date and match method; roster presence does not establish current permit term, compliance, or pollutant-specific emissions.
The public DNREC Air Permitted Facilities layer publishes facility identity, air Program_ID, Site_Type permit classification, and a facility-detail link in a queryable mapped layer, directly supporting official facility presence and classification at parcel-centered grain.
NYSDEC's combined queryable and extractable point layers identify State Facility Permits for mid-sized stationary sources and Title V Permits for major sources. They return facility and DEC/application identity, point geometry, permit-detail links, and available year/SIC context; both layer descriptions state daily updates. Preserving which component layer supplied the match directly answers official presence and permit-level classification without asserting raw standing or term.
Florida DEP's public statewide ARMS layer is filtered to STATUS='ACTIVE' and publishes facility identity, facility type, SIC, Title V and synthetic-minor indicators, address, and point geometry, directly supporting facility presence and raw classification. Roster presence proves only the published active-facility scope, not permit compliance.
IDEM's standing statewide workbook lists facilities permitted, registered, or exempted by air programmes and publishes source/company identity, Permit Level, SIC, and physical address, directly supporting official presence and classification for a buyer-named parcel or address.
The public ADEQ AQD Permits query layer returns geolocated permitted-facility identity, place/category fields, and raw STATE_CLAS source classification, directly supporting stationary-air facility presence and classification at or near a parcel. Coverage excludes Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties and matching is coordinate-based because address fields are not published.
NJDEP's standing queryable point layer identifies sites for which NJDEP has established an air permit under N.J.A.C. 7:27 and returns facility identity, street address, Major/Minor facility type, facility description, NAICS/SIC classification, and point geometry. A documented parcel intersection or stated-distance match directly answers official roster presence and classification; it does not establish raw current standing or permit term.
Georgia EPD's queryable point layer returns AIRS number, facility name, street/city and coordinates, Title V or Synthetic Minor classification, and plant description. A documented parcel intersection or stated-distance match directly answers official roster presence, source classification, and recorded operation description within this layer's limited population.
The public MPCA Sites query layer identifies geolocated sites listed in the Air Quality programme and returns site identity, MPCA identifier, raw active_flag, programme and activity labels, industrial classification, address, and coordinates. This directly supports official stationary-air roster presence and classification at or near a parcel. Air Quality presence, active_flag, and the derived ds_AIRS Boolean do not establish permit standing, compliance, or a particular permit level.
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