57 project records
39 have a qualified map reference; 18 remain record-only. A reference may be an existing building, district, road or address, not a construction boundary.
Browse the catalog →
What this independent guide documents, how to read its evidence, and where the gaps remain.
39 have a qualified map reference; 18 remain record-only. A reference may be an existing building, district, road or address, not a construction boundary.
Browse the catalog →Different records can describe the same building or a small amenity. Record counts are not counts of distinct roofs, destinations or parcels.
Explore the map →Measures span 25 projects. The remaining records are not zero-value projects. Selected comparable totals are not citywide supply or spending.
Review measures and definitions →Source-listed parks and sports information is kept separate from mapped features. 15 entries have a parent-park link; that link does not establish the facility’s exact outline.
Find parks and facilities →22,754 source footprints can be inspected after enabling Building Type or Map labels. 340 have verified links to named cards; 22,414 remain source-only records. A roof shape does not establish its current occupant, use, floor area or parcel boundary.
Inspect source building records →A meeting, document or source-object date. It is not automatically a construction, opening or inspection date.
When identity or evidence was checked. It does not turn an old source into a current operating-status report.
A stated estimate or plan. Completion and opening need their own evidence.
When imagery was acquired or a source object edited, where known. It is separate from the date we retrieved it.
City minutes, adopted documents, planning packets, agency records and original operator information. An agenda or staff recommendation is not an adopted action.
City agendas and minutes ↗Each statistic retains its geography, period and uncertainty. Resident employment and workplace job locations describe different populations. Historical series are labeled.
Figures, periods and source links →Source-specific OpenStreetMap, Census, Iowa DOT and licensed building datasets, plus carefully qualified publisher references. Each detail card identifies its own geometry and identity evidence.
Machine-readable coverage →Public access does not automatically permit redistribution. Restricted city and county GIS is linked where appropriate; unknown boundaries are not traced or guessed.
Official research tools →This is a curated guide, not a complete city inventory, survey, title search, live traffic feed or guarantee of current operation. Source conflicts and unresolved identities remain visible. To check a questionable record, open its original source and compare the named place, date and scope. A correction-submission service is not currently offered on this page.
Independent from the City of West Des Moines. Read the site disclaimers.