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 "snippet": "Orig_Source: SF Planning SF Planning\nOrig_Date: 2018\n\nThe original data has been modified to include inundation under the 4 Westside and 10 Bayside sea level rise scenarios developed by the SFPUC. Bayside SLR layers were 2016 BATA ART Maps. For the most current version of Bayside SLR see Adapting to Rising Tides \nhttps://explorer.adaptingtorisingtides.org/home, for the Westside layers contact SFPUC directly. It has also been modified to include sensitivity, adaptive capacity and vulnerability ratings to temporary and permanent flooding (see San Francisco Vulnerability and Consequence Assessment, June 2019 for more information). The numbers indicated in SLR attribute columns are percent of asset (by object id) inundated. All Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Zone (SLRVZ) inundation, Vulnerability, Sensitivity, Adaptive ratings and neighborhood designation added by Silvestrum Climate associates and San Francisco Planning, 2018. City Streets updated with new Mission Bay streets, attribute for vehicular changed from mission bay to city streets. Streets with two way lines in the SLRVZ were deleted t ouse one line so as not to overaccount for miles of streets inundated in zone. Freeways kept as two way as most are elevated. No additional modifications made.",
 "description": "<DIV STYLE=\"text-align:Left;\"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>Original source description: San Francisco Basemap Street Centerlines<\/SPAN><\/P><P><SPAN>Data set represents the official street centerline network of San Francisco. When used for geocoding, users should select for the Street Name and Street Type, the fields STREET and ST_TYPE, respectively. Be sure not to use the field STREETNAME , it is a concatentation of the name and type of the street.<\/SPAN><\/P><\/DIV><\/DIV><\/DIV>",
 "summary": "Orig_Source: SF Planning SF Planning\nOrig_Date: 2018\n\nThe original data has been modified to include inundation under the 4 Westside and 10 Bayside sea level rise scenarios developed by the SFPUC. Bayside SLR layers were 2016 BATA ART Maps. For the most current version of Bayside SLR see Adapting to Rising Tides \nhttps://explorer.adaptingtorisingtides.org/home, for the Westside layers contact SFPUC directly. It has also been modified to include sensitivity, adaptive capacity and vulnerability ratings to temporary and permanent flooding (see San Francisco Vulnerability and Consequence Assessment, June 2019 for more information). The numbers indicated in SLR attribute columns are percent of asset (by object id) inundated. All Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Zone (SLRVZ) inundation, Vulnerability, Sensitivity, Adaptive ratings and neighborhood designation added by Silvestrum Climate associates and San Francisco Planning, 2018. City Streets updated with new Mission Bay streets, attribute for vehicular changed from mission bay to city streets. Streets with two way lines in the SLRVZ were deleted t ouse one line so as not to overaccount for miles of streets inundated in zone. Freeways kept as two way as most are elevated. No additional modifications made.",
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 "accessInformation": "City and County of San Francisco Department of Public Works/Bureau of Street-Use and Mapping\nContact SF Planning: maggie.wenger@sfgov.org\nContact Silvestrum Climate Associates: abby.mohan@silvestrum.com",
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