Description: <p><b>Overview</b></p><p>This feature service provides line features that represent individual spans within a distribution system. It supports GIS workflows for mapping, reviewing, and maintaining span-level infrastructure records across the service area.</p><p><b>What the data includes</b></p><ul><li><strong>Span identification</strong> through span and line reference fields used to track each segment.</li><li><strong>Electrical and asset attributes</strong> such as voltage, span condition, acquisition date, and support structure references.</li><li><strong>Geometric span measurements</strong> including span length and shape length for routing and analysis.</li><li><strong>Environmental or zone-based indicators</strong> captured through multiple zone-specific measures associated with the span record.</li></ul><p><b>GIS use</b></p><p>The layer supports operational mapping, infrastructure inventory management, and network analysis for distribution assets. It can be used to visualize span locations, review attribute information, and support maintenance or planning workflows within utility-focused GIS applications.</p>
Description: <p><b>Overview</b></p><p>This feature service provides polygon features that represent vegetation distribution areas associated with utility infrastructure and field observations. The records support spatial analysis of vegetation conditions in relation to electric line assets, span locations, and tree-related inspection information.</p><p><b>Contents</b></p><ul><li>Polygon geometries that define vegetation management or distribution areas.</li><li>Operational attributes that relate features to line, span, and tree identifiers.</li><li>Fields that capture electrical context, vegetation clearances, elevation, height, span length, and acquisition date.</li></ul><p><b>Use in GIS</b></p><p>The service supports mapping, review, and analysis of vegetation conditions around utility corridors. It can be used for vegetation management workflows, asset inspection support, clearance assessment, and spatial reporting within electric utility GIS applications.</p>