Denver, Colorado Streams

Internal feature number.

Unique identifier for each feature.

The date when the San or Stm line was completed. Built brand new. The warranty date is usually good for two to three years after completion.

Nearest intersection or State Plane Coordinate.

Old ID or the original ID given at data conversion.

PACP (Pipe Condition Code). The standard code given to the pipe which describes breaks, cracks, and overall rating. Taken from the TV Inspection. The "Condition" has a rating value of 0 through 5 and is based on the "Overall" pipe structure from Cityworks and WinCan. Zero (0) means the best - NO defects. Five (5) means the worst and needs to be replaced. This pipe "Condition" will be used as a benchmark for the City and County of Denver "Master Plan" used to forecast which pipes need to be replaced or lined.

When the PACP (Pipe Condition Code) was done. Taken from the TV Inspection.

User ID or person creating the data.

Date or date and time stamp when the data was created.

Field that holds a Boolean value indicating whether a network feature is enabled (true) or disabled (false) in the network. A disabled feature acts as a barrier when the network is traced.

Agency creating the data.

User ID or person editing "existing" data.

Date or date and time stamp when "existing" data was edited.

Agency editing "existing" data.

Status of the feature as defined on the As-Built. It will be indicated as one of the following: Potential, Active, Abandoned, Removed or Under Construction.

Domain value for type of water.

Identification number for the Project under which the feature was created or edited.

A concatenation of PROJID* / CENUM / PROJECT / PROJECTNOTE.

Entity that owns and maintains the facility.

General notes on facility.

Subsets of the features in the feature class.

Subtype text definition for the coded value; required for Locate View Map (LVM) application.

Map number: Location of feature by Range, Township, Section and QuartersSection.

Wastewater Maintenance Districts.

Polygons representing major drainage boundaries.

Secondary Basin Polygons of secondary divisions of major basins.

Polygons representing the smallest component of a major basin.

Date the facilities were installed.

Stream or natural feature name.

Feature geometry.

A field of type UUID (Universal Unique Identifier) in which values are automatically assigned by the geodatabase when a row is created. The GlobalID field is necessary for maintaining object uniqueness across replicas. All feature classes and tables participating in one-way or two-way replication must contain the GlobalID field. This field is not editable and is automatically populated when it is added for existing data.

Facility ID of point on the downstream end of pipe.

Facility ID of point on the upstream end of pipe.

Upstreamnodeid of pipe that is intersected mid-pipe by another pipe without necessitating a pipe split.

During stream network update completed by Matrix Design Group... the values "Replace" and "New" indicate whether the stream geometry was replacing the old geometry or added as a new feature. The attribute label is not indicative of the value within the field.

Urban Drainage Flood Control District (UDFCD) project REUSE basin numbers.

Data Source.

Type of drainage feature: Creek, Canal, Ditch, Gulch, Intermittent Stream, River.

Length of feature in internal units.