Using ArcGIS API for Python, is there a way to determine if a Feature Service has an OIL layer?

[GISDataTasPorts]

In my ArcGIS API for Python script I need to search for Feature Services, but need to exclude some of these from my query (or if necessary, ignore them in the results of the query) based on a few criteria.  I've been able to exclude views as:

agol_feature_services = gis.content.search(query=f"NOT typekeywords:View Service", max_items=10000, item_type="Feature Service")

However, I also need to exclude Oriented Imagery Layers (OILs).  Is there any way to query a Feature Service item to determine if it is for an OIL?

If I can't include this in the query (as above), can I do it later when I loop through the query results like below?

for fs_item in agol_feature_services:

[AustinAverill]

Using a public layer as an example, you can find that the sub-layer inside a given collection (item) is typed with 'Oriented Imagery Layer'. Using this you can write a function that would handle collecting only items from your search that do not have layers of this type. That would look something like:

def remove_oil(items: list) -> list:
    result = []

    for item in items:
        types = []
        for layer in item.layers:
            types.extend([layer.properties.type])
            
            
            print(f"{layer.properties.name} contains {types}")
            
        if 'Oriented Imagery Layer' not in types:
            result.append(item)
            
    return result