State Tribal Response Sites
Florida DEP State and Tribal Response Program (SRP) sites — 88 sites (closed + active), sourced as FL's voluntary-cleanup (VCP) inventory. FL has no standalone Voluntary Cleanup Program dataset; its voluntary-cleanup co…
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstFlorida DEP's public State and Tribal Response Program subset identifies officially tracked sites through ERIC, source-facility, and site identities and supplies programme, programme type, site/facility name, address, and point location. It directly answers which programme case and site are recorded at or near a parcel. Preserve SRP subset semantics, source-record grain, spatial match, and source vintage; do not generalize the subset to every Florida voluntary-cleanup programme.
For an identified SRP site, Florida DEP's public ArcGIS schema supplies raw programme status, site status, site phase, discharge date, collection date, and linked-document values. These fields directly provide official lifecycle and dated-milestone evidence even when contaminants, affected media, closure outcome, or other facets are absent for a row. Preserve raw values, authority, identifiers, row grain, date meanings, source vintage, and retrieval date; absent fields remain unknown, and status labels do not prove present contamination or remedy effectiveness.
Fields it delivers
9 fieldsFirst-party agency product and GIS material describes this as a Florida statewide or state-program dataset. Coverage is limited to the regulated/program population described by the product, not every site in the state.
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