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ivr_number |
Numeric |
Optional |
IVR (Inspection Request System) number. The IVR number is the unique identifier assigned to the permit or case. Enter the six or seven digit IVR number (e.g. 2798743) |
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application_number |
String |
Optional |
Enter the two-digit year, a dash, and the six-digit permit case/number (e.g. 08-168311) |
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address |
String |
Optional |
Address string |
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property_id |
String |
Optional |
Property ID |
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state_id |
String |
Optional |
State ID |
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search_type_id |
Numeric |
Optional |
Predefined search criteria type |
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neighborhood |
String |
Optional |
Neighborhood |
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neighborhood_coalition |
String |
Optional |
Neighborhood coalition |
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business_association |
String |
Optional |
Business association |
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county |
String |
Optional |
County |
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ccb_number |
String |
Optional |
CCB number |
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date_type |
String |
Optional |
Date type to search when using date_from and/or date_to. Default is issued. |
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date_from |
Date |
Optional |
Permit issued date range minimum. Range is inclusive. Format is mm/dd/yyyy. |
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date_to |
Date |
Optional |
Permit issued date range maximum. Range is inclusive. Format is mm/dd/yyyy. |
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sort_field |
String |
Optional |
The default is address.
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sort_order |
String |
Optional |
The default is asc.
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cache |
Boolean |
Optional |
Return web server cached results. The default is 1. |
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count |
Numeric |
Optional |
Number of records to return. The maximum is 1000. The default is 1000. Ignored when download is 1. |
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page |
Numeric |
Optional |
Used in combination with count for accessing more results i.e. page=2&count=10 will return records 11-20. The default is 1. |
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format |
String |
Optional |
The default is json. |
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download |
Boolean |
Optional |
Adds mime type application/download to response to force browser to download the file. The default is 0. |
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callback |
String |
Optional |
Callback function parameter name for ajax requests. Used only when format is json |
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api_key |
String |
Required |
A key is required for API access. There are 2 different types of keys: client, which will be exposed in client-side code and force matching of one or more hostnames in HTTP_REFERER, and server, which will be assumed to be unexposed in compiled code. Each code has rate limiting parameters for X amount of requests per X minutes. Requests will return headers X-Rate-Limit-Limit, the number of requests allowed per window, X-Rate-Limit-Remaining, the number of requests remaining in current window, and X-Rate-Limit-Reset, the number of seconds remaining until the current window resets. HTTP code 429 will be returned if the rate limit has been exceeded for the current window.
Request a key. Include domain name(s) if using client type. |