DEUR and VEMUR Activity and Use Limitations
ADEQ's statewide ArcGIS layer of recorded Declaration of Environmental Use Restriction and Voluntary Environmental Mitigation Use Restriction sites, including institutional or engineering controls and site locations.
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstADEQ’s public queryable DEUR/VEMUR layer exposes distinct raw USE_RESTRICTION values for “DEUR - Institutional Control” and “VEMUR - Institutional Control,” plus land-use restriction text, recorded document number and date, site and place status, closure and end dates, address, coordinates, and remediation-document links. It reports recorded environmental use restrictions while active or closed site labels do not independently establish legal enforceability.
ADEQ’s public queryable DEUR/VEMUR layer exposes distinct raw USE_RESTRICTION values for “DEUR - Engineering Control” and “VEMUR - Engineering Control,” together with site status, recorded and closed dates, remediation and document identifiers, address, coordinates, and document links. It identifies officially recorded engineering-control presence and type at a site without proving effectiveness or physical condition.
Fields it delivers
11 fieldsFirst-party product material identifies the dataset as covering Arizona. The code describes service footprint, not completeness of every regulated record.
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