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.
Who owns it, by address. Owner of record, APN, and mailing address from the county's own public layer; restricted counties get the lawful source, not a guess.
Any public layer, one file. Paged from the server straight to your browser as spec-correct GeoJSON.
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 nine browser tools. Free, no signup. Bulk and API volume are the paid part.
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