Parcels with Building Info Joined pv

In AGOL, an active 1 to Many join was established between the Level 3 parcel bounds and the respective building info table (obtained from each town's assessor). Those hosted feature layer 'views' for each town were merged into one Island-wide feature data layer in ArcPro and then published to ArcGIS OnLine. This permits certain functionality in the Dashboard and requires customizing fewer feature layer pop-ups in ArcGIS OnLine. In cases where there are multiple buildings on a parcel, the 'join' created stacked parcels. Therefore, when clicking on a parcel that has multiple buildings, the info for each building will appear in its own pop-up (and not as a related record associated with the parcel). Note 1: West Tisbury's assessing program, while perfectly suited for town assessing purposes, is unable to export the detailed building info for all buildings on a parcel. Therefore, only info for one building is provided per parcel. As to which building's info is exported is a random decision by the assessing software program. Note 2: The Year Built is determined by the assessor and it may be influenced/reflective of when the building was last majorly renovated. The Year Built from the assessor's database is utilized for taxation purposes. This date may not accurately reflect historical fact. The end-user is encouraged to research year built through other resources such as the local museum, town historic commission, &/or the registry of deeds.