A toolkit for the planners and neighbors who send the letters. Free, in your browser, forever.
Drop in a spreadsheet. Get a print-ready PDF. Dedupes addresses on the way through.
Buffer an address, select the parcels inside, export the owner mailing list. CSV and labels both.
Point at any county's ArcGIS® REST URL. Search by APN, address, or owner. Copy fields one click at a time.
A directory of US county parcel REST URLs. Find yours, see its searchable fields, open it in Parcel Lookup with one click.
Type a street address. The Census geocoder pins it to a county; if it's indexed, you land in Parcel Lookup with the REST URL pre-filled.
Watch a city's rezoning docket by address. Status, proposed vs. existing zoning, owner, and hearing dates, live from open data.
A property's history by address. Code violations and building permits, status and dates, live from the city's open data.
The most-searched county parcel REST endpoints in the atlas. Each page carries the live ArcGIS URL, its searchable fields, and a working sample query.
Urban planning runs on public notice: the legal obligation to tell every neighbor within 300, 500, sometimes a thousand feet that something is changing on their block. The public notice mailing workflow turns that requirement into a deduplicated owner list and a sheet of Avery 5160 labels.
The work to do it correctly lives behind enterprise GIS licenses, Tuesday-afternoon trainings, and PDFs that haven't been updated since 2014. UrbanKit Studio replaces that with seven browser tools. Free, no signup, no telemetry, no upsell.
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