Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
All leaking underground storage tank incidents published by DC DOEE through the DC GIS feature layer, from historical records through the present. Each row represents a distinct case number and includes open, closed, no…
Questions this answers
3 · best fit firstDC DOEE's public LUST feature layer publishes distinct case numbers with facility address and coordinates, event and notification dates, substance, contaminants, impacts, and receptor, directly supporting official leaking-tank incident history for unrelated DC locations.
The DC LUST layer publishes each case's raw STATUS together with cleanup-initiated, closed, monitoring-started, event, notification, and entry dates, long-term-monitoring and VRAP fields.
The public DC LUST layer has case-level ENG_CONTROL_TYPE and ENG_CONTROL_DATE fields, together with engineering-control manufacturer/product and parcel-reachable address and coordinate fields. It supports officially recorded engineering-control type and associated date for populated records, but exposes no control-specific current/lifted status or termination date.
Fields it delivers
25 fieldsDC DOEE/DC GIS identifies Leaking Underground Storage Tanks as a District of Columbia dataset. It covers the relevant registered tanks or reported incidents, not every parcel in the District.
The cited first-party page, download, export, search, or API endpoint is publicly accessible without an account purchase, subscription, membership, or per-record payment step. Fee-bearing records services, if any, are alternatives rather than required for this published route.
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