Every ICRIS record inside Weiser city limits, laid out street by street. Tap or click a property for its record. Switch views to see where survey and nomination work would land and how far the parcel match has come.
Each row is a street; each white box is a hundred block. East of State Street sits left of the dark rule, west sits right. Odd numbers run along the top, even along the bottom. A diagram of street order, not a scaled map.
| From your note | What the atlas found | Action | Status |
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| Pulled by zip 83672, then culled to city limits | 274 ICRIS records fall inside town. 19 of them dropped out in the cull, nearly all one downtown batch (IHSI 87-16074 to 16090), with the Depot, Star Theatre and Kurtz-Van Sicklin House among them. | Add the 19 back before sign-off. | Open |
| Assessor linked each address to a parcel | 217 records match one parcel cleanly. 17 have a parcel but need a decision. 22 have none. | Work the checklist below. | 84% of list |
| Addresses with no parcel match | 11 came back from the assessor as invalid addresses, plus 11 more with no parcel assigned. | Footprint comparison, as you have been doing. | Open |
| Resources no longer extant | ICRIS flags only two. One, the Presbyterian Church at 151 W Main, is marked non-extant in ICRIS while the city list notes it as extant. | Give every record a field for extant, non-extant or unverified, and report losses back to SHPO. | Open |
| Outlines straddling lot lines | 435 W Main carries two parcels, one shared with 439 W 3rd. Three more parcel numbers serve two addresses: 738 and 744 E Main, 306 and 308 W Liberty, 136-138 and 140 W Court. | Pick a primary parcel for the map; keep the second in a notes field. | Open |
| List runs by street number, not street | The atlas and the checklist below run street by street, east to west, block by block. | Ask Niki to sort the final sheet the same way. | Solved here |
| Sign-off, then Niki backloads ICRIS data | 33 parcel numbers in the reworked sheet carry stray spaces, which break a map join. One has 13 characters instead of 14. | Clean the parcel numbers. Request year built, survey year and survey project as separate number fields. | Next |
| Color-code every parcel for a macro view | The views above preview it with the data on hand. Year built and survey date views switch on once the backload arrives. | Join the final list to the assessor's parcel layer by parcel number. | Phase 2 |
Everything still open, in street order so the work moves block by block instead of across town. Select a row to find it on the atlas.
| Question | What we have | What is missing | Today |
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Once the parcel atlas answers the first five, the commission's questions turn from inventory to action.
A rolling 50-year line or a defined period of significance changes which buildings count. The East End survey reports both.
Does the Wattlington Addition district grow, does a downtown district form, or do resources stand alone?
Local designation, demolition review, design guidelines or incentives, and which properties each would reach.
Owner outreach decides whether a nomination moves. Which owners are ready, and which need a conversation first?
Grant cycles through the State Historic Preservation Office, city or county support, and how the work divides into fundable phases.
A living record needs an owner. Who records demolitions, new surveys and ICRIS updates, and how often?
Restore the 19 downtown records, settle 17 parcel conflicts and assign parcels to the last 22 addresses.
Join the final list to the assessor's parcel layer with year built for every lot. Survey gaps, eligible clusters and construction dates then map lot by lot.
Evaluate the 118 unevaluated resources, starting with Main Street and downtown, and record buildings 50 years or older missing from ICRIS.
Rank the 69 eligible, unlisted resources by significance and risk into an individual and district nomination plan.
Phase 2 in practice: every lot drawn, a construction timeline, and views for contribution, change since 2003, style and windows.