Cityworks/Named_Intersections (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV>The layer was created through several steps in order to obtain a single attribute with intersecting street names. Step 1 - Geoprocessing function CREATE ROUTES was applied to the County-wide street network in order to cull extraneous nodes.Step 2 - The intersection function was used to create intersection points with name attribution transferred from street features. This process created unnecessary, duplicate points because a point was created for each street forming the intersection.Step 3 - X,Y coordinate fields were added to the point layer to use in the FIND IDENTICAL function. Identical records were exported to provide a singular point layer.Step 4 - The JOIN (one-to-one) function was used to join single intersection to the original layer with duplicates. Step 5 - Records from the duplicate layer with NULL attributes were exported as unjoined records.Step 6 - The unjoined records were rejoined to the single point layer in another one-to-one join.Step 6 - Street name fields from each join were concatenated into a single field.</DIV></DIV></DIV>

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Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV>The layer was created through several steps in order to obtain a single attribute with intersecting street names. Step 1 - Geoprocessing function CREATE ROUTES was applied to the County-wide street network in order to cull extraneous nodes.Step 2 - The intersection function was used to create intersection points with name attribution transferred from street features. This process created unnecessary, duplicate points because a point was created for each street forming the intersection.Step 3 - X,Y coordinate fields were added to the point layer to use in the FIND IDENTICAL function. Identical records were exported to provide a singular point layer.Step 4 - The JOIN (one-to-one) function was used to join single intersection to the original layer with duplicates. Step 5 - Records from the duplicate layer with NULL attributes were exported as unjoined records.Step 6 - The unjoined records were rejoined to the single point layer in another one-to-one join.Step 6 - Street name fields from each join were concatenated into a single field.</DIV></DIV></DIV>

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