Pull Sherburne County, MN septic permit records via the county's ArcGIS Building Inspector Septic Permits service
domain: gis.co.sherburne.mn.us · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Query https://gis.co.sherburne.mn.us/arcgis5/rest/services/PZPermits/Bldg_Inspector_Septic_10_Day/FeatureServer/1/query with where=1=1&outFields=* to enumerate the full field list before writing any parsing code (the schema is large)
Filter results by parcel number or permit application type to scope a query to a specific property or permit category
Use the permit status and date fields returned in the schema to track a permit through its statutory review cycle
Request f=geojson for GeoJSON, or the default Esri JSON with returnGeometry=true for parcel geometry
Known gotchas
The layer name ('10 Day') refers to Minnesota's statutory septic permit review window — it does not mean the API itself imposes any time-based access restriction
This is an older ArcGIS server instance (arcgis5 in the URL path) — test for compatibility quirks like case-sensitive field names before assuming current Esri REST API defaults apply uniformly
No public documentation page exists beyond the live service's own ?f=json metadata response — treat that as the only source of truth for field definitions
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