If there are any issues with the data in this map, service, or shp file please contact the Minneapolis GIS office.

This is a polygon dataset for county boundaries as well as for city, township and unorganized territory (CTU) boundaries in the Twin Cities 7-county metropolitan area. The linework for this dataset comes from individual counties and is assembled by the Metropolitan Council for the MetroGIS community. This is a MetroGIS Regionally Endorsed dataset https://metrogis.org/.

The County CTU Lookup Table here https://gisdata.mn.gov/dataset/us-mn-state-metc-bdry-counties-and-ctus-lookup
is also included in this dataset and contains various data related to cities, townships, unorganized territories (CTUs) and any divisions created by county boundaries splitting them is also included in the dataset.

This dataset is updated quarterly. This dataset is composed of three shape files and one dbf table.
- Counties.shp = county boundaries
- CTUs.shp = city, township and unorganized territory boundaries
- CountiesAndCTUs.shp = combined county and CTU boundaries
- CountyCTULookupTable.dbf = various data related to CTUs and any divisions created by county boundaries splitting them is also included in the dataset, described here: https://gisdata.mn.gov/dataset/us-mn-state-metc-bdry-counties-and-ctus-lookup

NOTES:

- On 3/17/2011 it was discovered that the CTU ID used for the City of Lake St. Croix Beach was incorrect. It was changed from 2394379 to 2395599 to match GNIS.

- On 3/17/2011 it was discovered that the CTU ID used for the City of Lilydale was incorrect. It was changed from 2394457 to 2395708 to match GNIS.

- On 11/9/2010 it was discovered that the CTU ID used for the City of Crystal was incorrect. It was changed from 2393541 to 2393683 to match GNIS.

- Effective April 2008, a change was made in GNIS to match the FIPS place codes to the "civil" feature for each city instead of the "populated place" feature. Both cities and townships are now "civil" features within GNIS. This means that the official GNIS unique ID for every city in Minnesota has changed.

- The five digit CTU codes in this dataset are identical to the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) ''Place'' codes. They are also used by the Census Bureau and many other organizations and are proposed as a MN state data coding standard.

- Cities and townships have also been referred to as ''MCDs'' (a census term), however this term technically refers to the part of each city or township within a single county. Thus, a few cities in the metro area that are split by county boundaries are actually comprised of two different MCDs. This was part of the impetus for a proposed MN state data standard that uses the ''CTU'' terminology for clarity.

- The boundary line data for this dataset comes from each county.

- A variety of civil divisions of the land exist within the United States. In Minnesota, only three types exist - cities, townships and unorganized territories. All three of these exist within the Twin Cities seven county area. The only unorganized territory is Fort Snelling (a large portion of which is occupied by the MSP International Airport).

- Some cities are split between two counties. Only those parts of cities within the 7-county area are included.

- Prior to the 2000 census, the FIPS Place code for the City of Greenwood in Hennepin County was changed from 25928 to 25918. This dataset reflects that change.

This dataset indicates areas designated as eligible for resources provided through the Great Streets Neighborhood Business District Program. Eligible areas were designated in The Minneapolis Plan for Sustainable Growth and consist of Activity Centers, Commercial Nodes, Commercial Corridors, and LRT Station Areas. Exact parcel boundaries of Activity Centers and Commercial Nodes are identified in The Minneapolis Plan. Commercial Corridor areas are generally defined as a one block radius from designated corridors. LRT Station Areas are defined as a ½ mile radius from each LRT station outside of downtown. Some staff discretion was used in determining precise boundaries for Commercial Corridors and LRT Station Areas in cases where roadways or other natural boundaries made exact definitions unclear.

Each area is categorized based on a number of metrics used to determine its economic health and opportunity. Varying levels of Great Streets program resources are available, based on this categorization. These categories are defined as:

Intervene: Areas that are experiencing weak development interest or significant obstacles to attaining the City’s commercial development or business investment goals.

Support: Areas showing signs of strength, but that remain fragile and have some barriers to market development and business investment.

Monitor: Areas with strong market development and business activity.

For more information, please see the City of Minneapolis Great Streets Program website: http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/cped/ba/cped_great_streets_home

Sector

Location within the city. Program resources are administered by different City staff based on Sector.

Category

Categorical classification of area’s economic health and opportunity.

AreaType

Geographic type, based on Minneapolis Plan designations.

Name

Name of specific geographic area.

This is the feature map service for the City of Minneapolis City Park Commissioner District Boundaries that were redistricted and adopted in March 2nd, 2022. These boundaries also serve as the Minneapolis Public School Board Districts.

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The MUSA Composite dataset depicts current and future boundaries of the Urban Service Areas (sewer service areas) based on communities' comprehensive plans for the seven-county metropolitan area of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The dataset does not depict the precise location of current urban services (Sewer service). In other words, the Urban Service Areas designate areas that might be serviced, it does not represent the urban areas that are serviced. The depiction of Urban Service Areas provides a framework in which known urban development and anticipated future development can exist with adequate sewer capacity at efficient service levels. Seven other datasets are derived from these data: MUSA_2020, MUSA_2020_Outline, MUSA_2030, MUSA_2030_Outline, MUSA_2040, MUSA_2040_Outline, MUSA Undesignated_Reserve (see below). NOTE: As of August 2020, the derived dataset MUSA_Undesignated is no longer being used as a desingation but remain in the Attributes for an unknown period of time for historical comparison purposes but there will no longer be a designated layer as part of any download.

Each community (city or township) in the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area is required to complete a comprehensive plan for approval by the Metropolitan Council per the Metropolitan Land Planning Act of 1995 (Minn. Stat 473.864, Subd 2 and 473.175, Subd 1). The comprehensive plan must include a depiction of current and future boundaries of the Urban Service Areas (i.e., 2030, 2040, Post-2040).

As of March 2011, a new designation area was created specifically to address the agreed upon development plan for southeastern Scott County between the county, the city of Elko New Market and the town of New Market : 'Undesignated MUSA Reserve.' This is an area where an agreed upon acreage of urban sewer service can be added to the current MUSA by 2030 through their 2030 Comprehensive Plan. The distinction between 'Undesignated MUSA' and 'Undesignated MUSA Reserve' is that 'Undesignated MUSA' is an area within a municipal boundary defined by that municipality's comprehensive plan, whereas, 'Undesignated MUSA Reserve' is an area beyond the current municipal boundary (i.e., surrounding township) that is designated in a joint agreement by the city, town, and county to accommodate future municipal growth. Urban sewer services will not be provided to these areas until they have been annexed by the municipality (i.e., Elko New Market).

Although the Metropolitan Council provides the majority of the urban sewer service in the seven-county metropolitan area, several smaller, free-standing rural communities in the region (primarily in Carver and Scott Counties), private systems, and independent nations (Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community) provide their own urban services. Where information on their urban service areas are available, it is included in this dataset.

Although the information included in this dataset is derived from the communities' 2008 and 2018 comprehensive plans, subsequent plan amendments are intended to be current within 4 months, for exact MUSA information, please contact the community.

When referring to CURRENT MUSA extent, this includes areas up to 2025 MUSA. For communities who have had their 2040 Comprehensive Plan adopted (Benchmark 2040), this includes areas up to 2030 MUSA.

These data were previously incorporated in the Comprehensive Plan Composite dataset.

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Layers: Lonsdale City Boundary, Storm Manholes, Storm Inlets, Storm Discharge, Storm Gravity Main, Drain Tile, Open Drain, Storm Pond, Hydrant, Water Network Structure, Water Valve, Lateral Line, Water Main, Sanitary Manholes, Lift Station, Sanitary Gravity Main, Lateral Line, Contours 2ft, NWI, NRCS Soils, City Zoning, Current City Land Use, Trails, Parks, City Parcels, Crack Filling, Cross Walks, Jetting Schedule, Lonsdale School Districts, Road Weight Limit, Seal Coating, Snow Plow Routes, Subdividisions, Re-Zoned Areas, Areas of Annexation Server URL: https://services.wsbeng.com/arcgis/rest/services/city_mn/lonsdale/FeatureServer

For questions about this data please contact 311OpenData@minneapolismn.govThe data provided are public-facing service requests that were taken by 311 contact center agents, or through online and mobile applications, and entered the Lagan CRM system during 2020. The two main identifiers of data, with which users of the open data should converse with 311, are the Case ID and the Type Name field. Type name is the common used title for a service request among city staff, 311, and the community at large. Attribute DescriptionsCase ID - Gives a unique identifying number associated with each case. Subject - This is the top level hierarchy definition of a service request. It is most closely associated with a department designation. Enquiry Type ID - An additional identification number .Reason - This is the 2nd level classification of a service request and reflects a program name or a division assigned to perform the service request. Type - This is the 3rd level classification describing what the service request specifically is for. It is the most common designation description used in the city. Title - Similar to the Type column, this describes more details about the incident. Open Date Time - This is the date and time stamp when the department, program, or division assigned to complete the task in a service request starts working that service request. Case Status - If case status = "0", it means the case is closed. If case status = "1", the case is still considered open. All cases with a case status of "1" should not have a closed date.Closed Date Time - The date a resolving department, division or program completed the service request. XCoord & YCoord - This is the coordinate the city provides of where the service request occurred in the WGS 84 web Mercator auxilliary sphere coordinate system. Service Request Definition ListAbandoned Vehicle – a vehicle parked in a public right of way (street) that appears to have been left by its owner in excess of 72 consecutive hours or lacking vital component parts (City Ordinance 478.250).Abandoned Vehicle – Open311 – vehicle reported abandoned via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.Abandoned/Illegally Parked Bicycle – This is a report of an abandoned (or missing parts) bike by owner or someone elseAir Pollution Complaint – air contaminants, fumes, or other offensive odors that occur outdoors and impacts the environment.Animal Complaint – Livability – nuisance conditions such as barking dog, stray petsAnimal Complaint – Public Health – abandoned, mistreated or uncared for animal, excessive feces in yard causing health risks.Barricade Pickup/Placement – request for City staff to deploy or remove barricades from city street and or sidewalks.Bicycle Lane Issue – complaint for users of bike paths to report off-street bike path trail issues such as pavement, lighting, fencing, signs, debris, overgrown vegetation, etc. phones or other nuisance conditions on city bicycle paths.Bridge Complaint – structural issue that needs attentionChemical Spill – chemical contaminant spilled in any non-authorized location in the city.Commercial Food Safety/Sanitation Complaint – unclean or unhealthy conditions suspected at an eating establishmentDebris in the Street or Alley – branches, appliances, or general objects that are blocking an alleyway or street.Debris Alley/Street – Open 311 – Debris in street or alley reported via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.Emergency Pollution Complaint same as land, air, water but emergency requiring contact with 911Exterior Nuisance Complaint – nuisance conditions located on the exterior of a building, such as long grass, debris or trash, or long weeds.Exterior Nuisance – Self Service – nuisance conditions reportable on the 311 online applications on the websiteFence or Guardrail Maintenance – report about a fence or guardrail along a city street that may be in disrepairFire Hydrant Snow Issue – snow is impeding the normal operation of a fire hydrant….needs to be shoveled out.General Street Complaint – non-specific problem with a street that does not fit in any other type of street complaintGraffiti complaint/reporting – tagger or gang graffiti on properties, public signs, or any surfaceGraffiti – Open 311 – graffiti complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationHydrant Issue – hydrant out of service, leaking water, damaged, etcIllegal Dumping Complaint – report of waste being disposed at a location other than where it was generated and there is proof of the dumpingLand Pollution Complaint – contaminant suspected in land that may require environmental remediation to restoreLicensing Complaint – complaints or concerns about a business either licensed by Minneapolis, or operating without a license.Newspaper Box Complaint – newspaper boxes for community newspapers, shoppers, or even major dailies in a state of disrepair, or not used, or obstructing the public right of way.Noise Pollution Complaint – excessive noise that disrupts peace and tranquility of neighborhoods.Parking Meter Citation Issue report that a defective meter/pay station may have cause the vehicle owner to get a ticketParking Meter Problem – parking meter in need of attention or maintenance…possibly malfunctioningParking Meter – Open311 – parking meter problem reported via Minneapolis Mobile Application.Parking Ramp/Lot Issue – problem with ramp such as lights out affecting safety, mechanical problems with equipment, cluttered or unsafe stairwells.Parking Violation Complaint – someone parked in a no parking zone, fire lane, etc.Parking Violation – Open311 – parking violation made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationPermitted Work - report of concerns about construction work being done on private property after a permit has been obtainedPothole – report of pavement depression/defectPothole – Open311 – pothole reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationResidential Conditions Complaint – a structural problem with a residential property with 1-3 dwelling units, such as stairwell needing repair, or a chimney in disrepair, or a broken window. Residential Conditions Complaint HOD (High Occupancy Dwelling) – a conditions complaint for properties with 4 or more residential dwelling units, or a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.Residential Conditions Complaint Tenant – a complaint in which the tenant of a 1-3 unit residential dwelling unit is adversely affected by a condition in a property, such as nuisance conditions like pests, or heat issues, or malfunctioning equipment.Residential Conditions Complaint HOD Tenant - this is a tenant complaint in a residential building with 4 or more units, a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.Residential Disability Zone – a vehicle parked in a zone reserved for disabled citizens illegally, or periodically can be reported here.Sand Barrell – request to have a sand barrel placed at a location in the City of MinneapolisSewer Issues – report of sewer issues such as missing grate, odor, plugged basin, manhole cover issue, sewer backup, etc.Sidewalk Obstruction Complaint – an object or overhanging bush or tree that prevents public right of way on the sidewalkSidewalk Snow & Ice Complaint – sidewalk that has not been maintained after a snow event or in a melt refreeze cycle.Sidewalk Snow and Ice – SS – sidewalk snow and ice complaint that is reported on the 311 website.Sidewalk Snow & Ice – Open311 – sidewalk snow & ice report via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationSidewalk Structural Complaint – a sidewalk that is uneven, or fractured can be reported on this service request.Sidewalk Structural – Open311 – a sidewalk structural complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationSign Complaint – a sign that is not permitted in the city, like a bandit sign for real estate purchasing companies, or other unwanted signs.Snow – Illegal Dumping – complaint about snow being shoveled and dumped back into the street or public right of way.Snow & Ice Complaint – this is a snow and ice complaint in a city street or alleySpecial Sweep – customer can request a street sweep of their street due to dirt or loose debris in the streetSpeed Wagon – a request for a speed indicator to be deployed on a city right of way (street) to indicate vehicle speedsSports Equipment in Street – items that create obstructions for right of way in streets like portable basketball hoops.Street Light – New – a request for the city to deploy a new street light in a given city street/alleyStreet Light Trouble – street lights no longer working that need to be replacedStreet Light Trouble – Open311 – street light issues reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationStreets Snow & Ice – Open311 – snow and ice complaint via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTraffic Sign – New – request for a new traffic sign at an intersection, or somewhere in or near the public right of wayTraffic Sign – Removal – request for an existing traffic sign to be removedTraffic Sign – Repair – request for a sign in some level of reported disrepair to be repaired or restored to fully functional conditionTraffic Sign Repair – Open311 – sign repair requested via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTraffic Signal – New/Modification – a request for a new traffic light at an intersectionTraffic Signal Timing Issue – a problem with a light that causes delays or spillover traffic in other intersections due to poorly or disproportionate time given to one right of way over another.Traffic Signal Trouble – signal has lights out or is malfunctioning in some wayTraffic Signal Trouble – Open311 – traffic signal trouble reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTrees Down – report about a tree or tree branch that is obstruction the public right of wayUnpermitted Work – report that indicates concern that a citizen or

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For questions about this data please contact 311OpenData@minneapolismn.gov

The data provided are public-facing service requests that were taken by 311 contact center agents, or through online and mobile applications, and entered the Lagan CRM system during 2017. The two main identifiers of data, with which users of the open data should converse with 311, are the Case ID and the Type Name field. Type name is the common used title for a service request among city staff, 311, and the community at large.

Attribute Descriptions

Case ID - Gives a unique identifying number associated with each case.

Subject - This is the top level hierarchy definition of a service request. It is most closely associated with a department designation.

Enquiry Type ID - An additional identification number .

Reason - This is the 2nd level classification of a service request and reflects a program name or a division assigned to perform the service request.

Type - This is the 3rd level classification describing what the service request specifically is for. It is the most common designation description used in the city.

Title - Similar to the Type column, this describes more details about the incident.

Open Date Time - This is the date and time stamp when the department, program, or division assigned to complete the task in a service request starts working that service request.

Case Status - If case status = "0", it means the case is closed. If case status = "1", the case is still considered open. All cases with a case status of "1" should not have a closed date.

Closed Date Time - The date a resolving department, division or program completed the service request.

XCoord & YCoord - This is the coordinate the city provides of where the service request occurred in the WGS 84 web Mercator auxilliary sphere coordinate system.

Service Request Definition List

Abandoned Vehicle – a vehicle parked in a public right of way (street) that appears to have been left by its owner in excess of 72 consecutive hours or lacking vital component parts (City Ordinance 478.250).

Abandoned Vehicle – Open311 – vehicle reported abandoned via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.

Abandoned/Illegally Parked Bicycle – This is a report of an abandoned (or missing parts) bike by owner or someone else

Air Pollution Complaint – air contaminants, fumes, or other offensive odors that occur outdoors and impacts the environment.

Animal Complaint – Livability – nuisance conditions such as barking dog, stray pets

Animal Complaint – Public Health – abandoned, mistreated or uncared for animal, excessive feces in yard causing health risks.

Barricade Pickup/Placement – request for City staff to deploy or remove barricades from city street and or sidewalks.

Bicycle Lane Issue – complaint for users of bike paths to report off-street bike path trail issues such as pavement, lighting, fencing, signs, debris, overgrown vegetation, etc. phones or other nuisance conditions on city bicycle paths.

Bridge Complaint – structural issue that needs attention

Chemical Spill – chemical contaminant spilled in any non-authorized location in the city.

Commercial Food Safety/Sanitation Complaint – unclean or unhealthy conditions suspected at an eating establishment

Debris in the Street or Alley – branches, appliances, or general objects that are blocking an alleyway or street.

Debris Alley/Street – Open 311 – Debris in street or alley reported via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.

Emergency Pollution Complaint same as land, air, water but emergency requiring contact with 911

Exterior Nuisance Complaint – nuisance conditions located on the exterior of a building, such as long grass, debris or trash, or long weeds.

Exterior Nuisance – Self Service – nuisance conditions reportable on the 311 online applications on the website

Fence or Guardrail Maintenance – report about a fence or guardrail along a city street that may be in disrepair

Fire Hydrant Snow Issue – snow is impeding the normal operation of a fire hydrant….needs to be shoveled out.

General Street Complaint – non-specific problem with a street that does not fit in any other type of street complaint

Graffiti complaint/reporting – tagger or gang graffiti on properties, public signs, or any surface

Graffiti – Open 311 – graffiti complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Hydrant Issue – hydrant out of service, leaking water, damaged, etc

Illegal Dumping Complaint – report of waste being disposed at a location other than where it was generated and there is proof of the dumping

Land Pollution Complaint – contaminant suspected in land that may require environmental remediation to restore

Licensing Complaint – complaints or concerns about a business either licensed by Minneapolis, or operating without a license.

Newspaper Box Complaint – newspaper boxes for community newspapers, shoppers, or even major dailies in a state of disrepair, or not used, or obstructing the public right of way.

Noise Pollution Complaint – excessive noise that disrupts peace and tranquility of neighborhoods.

Parking Meter Citation Issue report that a defective meter/pay station may have cause the vehicle owner to get a ticket

Parking Meter Problem – parking meter in need of attention or maintenance…possibly malfunctioning

Parking Meter – Open311 – parking meter problem reported via Minneapolis Mobile Application.

Parking Ramp/Lot Issue – problem with ramp such as lights out affecting safety, mechanical problems with equipment, cluttered or unsafe stairwells.

Parking Violation Complaint – someone parked in a no parking zone, fire lane, etc.

Parking Violation – Open311 – parking violation made via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Permitted Work - report of concerns about construction work being done on private property after a permit has been obtained

Pothole – report of pavement depression/defect

Pothole – Open311 – pothole reported via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Residential Conditions Complaint – a structural problem with a residential property with 1-3 dwelling units, such as stairwell needing repair, or a chimney in disrepair, or a broken window.

Residential Conditions Complaint HOD (High Occupancy Dwelling) – a conditions complaint for properties with 4 or more residential dwelling units, or a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.

Residential Conditions Complaint Tenant – a complaint in which the tenant of a 1-3 unit residential dwelling unit is adversely affected by a condition in a property, such as nuisance conditions like pests, or heat issues, or malfunctioning equipment.

Residential Conditions Complaint HOD Tenant - this is a tenant complaint in a residential building with 4 or more units, a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.

Residential Disability Zone – a vehicle parked in a zone reserved for disabled citizens illegally, or periodically can be reported here.

Sand Barrell – request to have a sand barrel placed at a location in the City of Minneapolis

Sewer Issues – report of sewer issues such as missing grate, odor, plugged basin, manhole cover issue, sewer backup, etc.

Sidewalk Obstruction Complaint – an object or overhanging bush or tree that prevents public right of way on the sidewalk

Sidewalk Snow & Ice Complaint – sidewalk that has not been maintained after a snow event or in a melt refreeze cycle.

Sidewalk Snow and Ice – SS – sidewalk snow and ice complaint that is reported on the 311 website.

Sidewalk Snow & Ice – Open311 – sidewalk snow & ice report via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Sidewalk Structural Complaint – a sidewalk that is uneven, or fractured can be reported on this service request.

Sidewalk Structural – Open311 – a sidewalk structural complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Sign Complaint – a sign that is not permitted in the city, like a bandit sign for real estate purchasing companies, or other unwanted signs.

Snow – Illegal Dumping – complaint about snow being shoveled and dumped back into the street or public right of way.

Snow & Ice Complaint – this is a snow and ice complaint in a city street or alley

Special Sweep – customer can request a street sweep of their street due to dirt or loose debris in the street

Speed Wagon – a request for a speed indicator to be deployed on a city right of way (street) to indicate vehicle speeds

Sports Equipment in Street – items that create obstructions for right of way in streets like portable basketball hoops.

Street Light – New – a request for the city to deploy a new street light in a given city street/alley

Street Light Trouble – street lights no longer working that need to be replaced

Street Light Trouble – Open311 – street light issues reported via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Streets Snow & Ice – Open311 – snow and ice complaint via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Traffic Sign – New – request for a new traffic sign at an intersection, or somewhere in or near the public right of way

Traffic Sign – Removal – request for an existing traffic sign to be removed

Traffic Sign – Repair – request for a sign in some level of reported disrepair to be repaired or restored to fully functional condition

Traffic Sign Repair – Open311 – sign repair requested via Minneapolis Mobile Application

Traffic Signal – New/Modification – a request for a new traffic light at an intersection

Traffic Signal Timing Issue – a problem with a light that causes delays or spillover traffic in other intersections due to poorly or disproportionate time given to one right of way over another.

Traffic Signal Trouble – signal has lights out or is malfunctioning in some way

Traffic Signal Trouble – Open311 – traffic signal trouble reported via Minneapolis Mobile

For questions about this data please contact 311OpenData@minneapolismn.govThe data provided are public-facing service requests that were taken by 311 contact center agents, or through online and mobile applications, and entered the Lagan CRM system during 2015. The two main identifiers of data, with which users of the open data should converse with 311, are the Case ID and the Type Name field. Type name is the common used title for a service request among city staff, 311, and the community at large.Attribute DescriptionsCase ID - Gives a unique identifying number associated with each case. Subject - This is the top level hierarchy definition of a service request. It is most closely associated with a department designation. Enquiry Type ID - An additional identification number .Reason - This is the 2nd level classification of a service request and reflects a program name or a division assigned to perform the service request. Type - This is the 3rd level classification describing what the service request specifically is for. It is the most common designation description used in the city. Title - Similar to the Type column, this describes more details about the incident. Open Date Time - This is the date and time stamp when the department, program, or division assigned to complete the task in a service request starts working that service request. Case Status - If case status = "0", it means the case is closed. If case status = "1", the case is still considered open. All cases with a case status of "1" should not have a closed date.Closed Date Time - The date a resolving department, division or program completed the service request. XCoord & YCoord - This is the coordinate the city provides of where the service request occurred in the WGS 84 web Mercator auxilliary sphere coordinate system.Service Request Definition ListAbandoned Vehicle – a vehicle parked in a public right of way (street) that appears to have been left by its owner in excess of 72 consecutive hours or lacking vital component parts (City Ordinance 478.250).Abandoned Vehicle – Open311 – vehicle reported abandoned via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.Abandoned/Illegally Parked Bicycle – This is a report of an abandoned (or missing parts) bike by owner or someone elseAir Pollution Complaint – air contaminants, fumes, or other offensive odors that occur outdoors and impacts the environment.Animal Complaint – Livability – nuisance conditions such as barking dog, stray petsAnimal Complaint – Public Health – abandoned, mistreated or uncared for animal, excessive feces in yard causing health risks.Barricade Pickup/Placement – request for City staff to deploy or remove barricades from city street and or sidewalks.Bicycle Lane Issue – complaint for users of bike paths to report off-street bike path trail issues such as pavement, lighting, fencing, signs, debris, overgrown vegetation, etc. phones or other nuisance conditions on city bicycle paths.Bridge Complaint – structural issue that needs attentionChemical Spill – chemical contaminant spilled in any non-authorized location in the city.Commercial Food Safety/Sanitation Complaint – unclean or unhealthy conditions suspected at an eating establishmentDebris in the Street or Alley – branches, appliances, or general objects that are blocking an alleyway or street.Debris Alley/Street – Open 311 – Debris in street or alley reported via the Minneapolis Mobile Application.Emergency Pollution Complaint same as land, air, water but emergency requiring contact with 911Exterior Nuisance Complaint – nuisance conditions located on the exterior of a building, such as long grass, debris or trash, or long weeds.Exterior Nuisance – Self Service – nuisance conditions reportable on the 311 online applications on the websiteFence or Guardrail Maintenance – report about a fence or guardrail along a city street that may be in disrepairFire Hydrant Snow Issue – snow is impeding the normal operation of a fire hydrant….needs to be shoveled out.General Street Complaint – non-specific problem with a street that does not fit in any other type of street complaintGraffiti complaint/reporting – tagger or gang graffiti on properties, public signs, or any surfaceGraffiti – Open 311 – graffiti complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationHydrant Issue – hydrant out of service, leaking water, damaged, etcIllegal Dumping Complaint – report of waste being disposed at a location other than where it was generated and there is proof of the dumpingLand Pollution Complaint – contaminant suspected in land that may require environmental remediation to restoreLicensing Complaint – complaints or concerns about a business either licensed by Minneapolis, or operating without a license.Newspaper Box Complaint – newspaper boxes for community newspapers, shoppers, or even major dailies in a state of disrepair, or not used, or obstructing the public right of way.Noise Pollution Complaint – excessive noise that disrupts peace and tranquility of neighborhoods.Parking Meter Citation Issue report that a defective meter/pay station may have cause the vehicle owner to get a ticketParking Meter Problem – parking meter in need of attention or maintenance…possibly malfunctioningParking Meter – Open311 – parking meter problem reported via Minneapolis Mobile Application.Parking Ramp/Lot Issue – problem with ramp such as lights out affecting safety, mechanical problems with equipment, cluttered or unsafe stairwells.Parking Violation Complaint – someone parked in a no parking zone, fire lane, etc.Parking Violation – Open311 – parking violation made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationPermitted Work - report of concerns about construction work being done on private property after a permit has been obtainedPothole – report of pavement depression/defectPothole – Open311 – pothole reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationResidential Conditions Complaint – a structural problem with a residential property with 1-3 dwelling units, such as stairwell needing repair, or a chimney in disrepair, or a broken window. Residential Conditions Complaint HOD (High Occupancy Dwelling) – a conditions complaint for properties with 4 or more residential dwelling units, or a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.Residential Conditions Complaint Tenant – a complaint in which the tenant of a 1-3 unit residential dwelling unit is adversely affected by a condition in a property, such as nuisance conditions like pests, or heat issues, or malfunctioning equipment.Residential Conditions Complaint HOD Tenant - this is a tenant complaint in a residential building with 4 or more units, a mixed commercial and residential building, or a commercial building complaint.Residential Disability Zone – a vehicle parked in a zone reserved for disabled citizens illegally, or periodically can be reported here.Sand Barrell – request to have a sand barrel placed at a location in the City of MinneapolisSewer Issues – report of sewer issues such as missing grate, odor, plugged basin, manhole cover issue, sewer backup, etc.Sidewalk Obstruction Complaint – an object or overhanging bush or tree that prevents public right of way on the sidewalkSidewalk Snow & Ice Complaint – sidewalk that has not been maintained after a snow event or in a melt refreeze cycle.Sidewalk Snow and Ice – SS – sidewalk snow and ice complaint that is reported on the 311 website.Sidewalk Snow & Ice – Open311 – sidewalk snow & ice report via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationSidewalk Structural Complaint – a sidewalk that is uneven, or fractured can be reported on this service request.Sidewalk Structural – Open311 – a sidewalk structural complaint made via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationSign Complaint – a sign that is not permitted in the city, like a bandit sign for real estate purchasing companies, or other unwanted signs.Snow – Illegal Dumping – complaint about snow being shoveled and dumped back into the street or public right of way.Snow & Ice Complaint – this is a snow and ice complaint in a city street or alleySpecial Sweep – customer can request a street sweep of their street due to dirt or loose debris in the streetSpeed Wagon – a request for a speed indicator to be deployed on a city right of way (street) to indicate vehicle speedsSports Equipment in Street – items that create obstructions for right of way in streets like portable basketball hoops.Street Light – New – a request for the city to deploy a new street light in a given city street/alleyStreet Light Trouble – street lights no longer working that need to be replacedStreet Light Trouble – Open311 – street light issues reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationStreets Snow & Ice – Open311 – snow and ice complaint via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTraffic Sign – New – request for a new traffic sign at an intersection, or somewhere in or near the public right of wayTraffic Sign – Removal – request for an existing traffic sign to be removedTraffic Sign – Repair – request for a sign in some level of reported disrepair to be repaired or restored to fully functional conditionTraffic Sign Repair – Open311 – sign repair requested via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTraffic Signal – New/Modification – a request for a new traffic light at an intersectionTraffic Signal Timing Issue – a problem with a light that causes delays or spillover traffic in other intersections due to poorly or disproportionate time given to one right of way over another.Traffic Signal Trouble – signal has lights out or is malfunctioning in some wayTraffic Signal Trouble – Open311 – traffic signal trouble reported via Minneapolis Mobile ApplicationTrees Down – report about a tree or tree branch that is obstruction the public right of wayUnpermitted Work – report that indicates concern that a citizen or

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