Geocoding Parcel + Tax Roll Table

KenDoman

I'm trying to create a geocoding service using a parcel feature class and a tax roll table. Parcel feature has the location, and the tax roll has the address and street data for a single house geocoding search. The parcels and the tax roll are usually joined by parcel id number.

I noticed that the geocoding uses either alternative names or alias tables. Is there any way to use the parcel features and the tax roll table for geocoding without having to merge them into a new "parcel with addresses" feature?

I'm using ArcGIS 10.0, ArcCatalog, and will make the address locator available through ArcGIS Server as part of a composite address locator, if any of that helps.

RobertBorchert

You would have to manually clean up those that fell outside.

Or you could create annotation.  make the label a single period.  Create the labels so they are placed inside the polygon and not allowed to go outside.  Annotate them and X,Y the centroid of the annotation polygon.

Then you would have to join the point feature to the polygon to extract the PIN.

Probably more of an issue if you are in an area with metes and bounds parcels or with a lot of long lots.

Look at the samples I posted. I found a lake in my system where the centroid falls outside of the lake.  I created labels out of Ampersands and then generated X,Y on the lakes.  You can then generate points from those x,y coordinates.

I tried it again using the lake name as the label and just made it really small. It still puts the anno in the polygon somewhere.

However, by using the lake name, or in your case the PIN it would preserve the PIN when you create points from that X,Y data.

What if the centroid falls outside the parcel?

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