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Only show pins with a dossier flag
Uses the Dossier checkboxes. A pin stays on the map when at least one checked signal is flagged. Pin colors stay the usual ones. This applies when the Dossier button is off.
Show the state and county I had open last
Each visit opens the state and county your IP is in. Turn this on to stay on the last place you opened.
Hide pins that do not match the parcel address
Compares each lead’s delivery address to the OneMap parcel situs. Street suffix, UNIT/STE, and ZIP+4 still match. A different street number or name, or a parcel with no situs, is hidden.
Owner mails to same address
Shows the pin only when the owner mailing address matches the lead delivery address. Street suffix, UNIT/STE, and ZIP+4 still match. A PO Box vs a street, or an empty mailing address, is hidden.
Uses the county parcel land use. Labels that contain “vacant” stay hidden. Residential vs commercial also uses that land-use text, not USPS RDI.
A parcel counts as built when the county parcel layer marks a structure on it.
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What no-stat means
USPS marks a delivery point no-stat when it is temporarily not receiving
mail — vacant, unfinished, demolished, or served by a drop address. It is a
strong lead, not proof a building is abandoned. USPS often lags by months.
Apartment building main addresses are often no-stat because mail goes to the
units — use the “building shells” filter to hide those.
Vacant is the tighter signal: the box has gone uncollected for
about 90 days. Those pins are red.
Structure still there uses Mecklenburg’s building-footprint
layer (updated nightly). If no outline sits within about 60 feet of the
address, it is treated as an empty lot or demolished site.
Duke Energy walks the full city address list (~638k) whenever
the server is on. Progress and remaining PC time are in the Duke panel.
Powered homes stay off the map unless USPS marks them vacant, no-stat, or removed.
Connected-no-power and not-connected start unchecked so the map stays responsive.
Turn them on to show those pins even if no-stat is off — use Only Duke no power / not connected to index just those.
Only vacant, removed, or no-stat with Duke off or not connected keeps
just that overlap. The 2-acre option is the same list, limited to parcels
whose outline is larger than 2 acres.
Piedmont Natural Gas checks the same city address list.
A gas-receivable address can start service. Only show not receiving service addresses/non-serviceable Piedmont Natural Gas
keeps addresses outside the territory, addresses that are not a gas service point, and addresses Piedmont will not start service at.
USPS removed / inactive means Smarty found no USPS match
(dpv_match_code N or footnote A1) or USPS marked the delivery
point inactive. That starts with this scan forward — earlier batches only
stored no-stat and vacant.
Property lines and owners come from Mecklenburg tax
parcels. The imagery slider under the map steps through Esri satellite snapshots.