AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Land Use

Polygon layer of land use within Johnson City, City limits, Was originally developed in 2010 by using parcels, 2007 aerials, and some supplemental field work. Layer was completely quality control checked again in 2012 to the newer 2011 aerial data. Data is now kept up-to-date through weekly permitting reports from Codes Division. It was the decision of the original builders of the data to just use parcels and not include the right-of-way (ROW) area.
Johnson City MTPO 2025 Metropolitan Planning Area (Johnson City MTPO)

The Johnson City MTPO has adopted the 2025 Metropolitan Planning Area (MPA) Boundary, which includes the Johnson City Urban Area created by the U.S. Census Bureau and any other areas expected to become urban within the next 20 years. The Johnson City MTPO adopts the MPA to designate where it can plan and spend funds for transportation planning over the next 10 years.
Johnson City Adjusted Urban Area 2025 (Johnson City MTPO)

The Johnson City MTPO has adjusted the 2020 Urban Area created by the U.S. Census Bureau for transportation planning purposes allowed by FHWA. When the U.S. Census Bureau creates the Urban Area Boundaries the agency uses roadway centerlines for boundaries. This does not meet the needs of FHWA, State DOTs, or MPOs for transportation planning purposes as it relates to functional classification of highways. Therefore, FHWA allows the boundary created by the U.S. Census Bureau to be adjusted to complete enclose the right of way of a highway. To ensure meet the needs of transportation, accuracy and avoid confusion when adjusting the urban boundary the Johnson City MTPO has tried to keep to the original boundary as much as possible. Please note the adjusted boundary does not retract, it only expands the urban boundary to meet transportation planning needs. The Federal Transit Administration does not use this boundary for their programs or funding.
Annexations

Polygon layer of the City of Johnson City municipal annexations from the core area (1886-1959) through present. Annexations are added as they are Passed by City Commission after third reading. There was a 30 day wait time before the annexation was official. Annexation laws changed in 2015 to allow annexation to be official as soon as approved. Annexations will always be updated within the week after approved by City Commission (meeting almost always on a Thursday). Tracks Acres, Sq Mi, date-in-effect, population, Ordinance number, GIS assigned Annex ID number.