Description: <p>When an address is related to a unit, its location is the center point of the building that unit is related to. In the future, this location may be upgraded to be the rooftop location of that unit within the building. When an address describes a building and not a unit, the location is the center point of the related building. When an address is only related to a parcel, its location is the center point of that related parcel.</p><p>The address_id field is the unique ID for this address. Unit, parcel, building, and street ID fields are the unique IDs for the corresponding physical base units. The geo_source field indicates the physical base unit that this address got its location from.</p><p>The geometry is a Point in the EPSG:2898 projection.</p>
Description: <p>This table links to the other base unit tables. Addresses should generally link to a building, but do not have to; the major exception is for parcel addresses where no building exists. Units must link to a building.</p><p>The building_id field is the unique ID for this building. The parcel_id field identifies the parcel this building sits on and should be populated.</p><p>The geometry is a Polygon in the EPSG:2898 projection. In the future, it should be a 3D multipatch type to allow for extrusion and texturing.</p>