Find North Carolina DEQ-permitted septage detention/treatment facilities and land application sites for legal disposal by a hauling business
domain: data-ncdenr.opendata.arcgis.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Open the Permitted Septage Sites dataset page and grab its ArcGIS REST FeatureServer URL from the dataset's API/GeoService link.
Query the FeatureServer's query endpoint with a geometry envelope around your service area and outFields=*&f=json to retrieve site name, permit type (SDTF or SLAS), and status.
Filter results client-side for an active permit status to exclude expired or revoked sites.
Use the returned point geometry to compute drive distance/time from each pumper truck's route for dispatch planning.
Refresh the query periodically since active permits are added/expired over time and the dataset is state-maintained, not real-time.
Known gotchas
The public dataset page is a JS-rendered ArcGIS Hub page -- you must grab the underlying FeatureServer/MapServer REST endpoint rather than scraping the HTML.
NC septage permits are a separate layer from NC's general NPDES wastewater discharge permits dataset on the same portal -- don't conflate the two.
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