The document describes a plan to perform a web scrape of property data from a city planning website and append that data as new columns to an existing CSV file containing building addresses. The web scrape will search the website by address, extract specific data fields, and input that data into matching new columns in the CSV. If any field is empty, the value "NOT FOUND" will be inserted instead.
The document describes a plan to perform a web scrape of property data from a city planning website and append that data as new columns to an existing CSV file containing building addresses. The web scrape will search the website by address, extract specific data fields, and input that data into matching new columns in the CSV. If any field is empty, the value "NOT FOUND" will be inserted instead.
The document describes a plan to perform a web scrape of property data from a city planning website and append that data as new columns to an existing CSV file containing building addresses. The web scrape will search the website by address, extract specific data fields, and input that data into matching new columns in the CSV. If any field is empty, the value "NOT FOUND" will be inserted instead.
website - search address, and input data from website fields to matching CSV field.
- URL: http://propertymap.sfplanning.org/
1. Search Address on this web page:
- Website URL: http://propertymap.sfplanning.org/ - Combine these CSV fields for address string: “FROM_ST” + “STREET” + “ST_TYPE”
2. append the following fields as new columns on pre-existing CSV file:
- create new column for each field name - input data for each field to associated field in CSV - if a particular field is empty, insert “NOT FOUND” - see attached screenshots for help _____________________________________________ Category: ”Property"
Fields: 1. Address 2. Parcel 3. Year Built 4. Building Area 5. Parcel Area 6. Use Type: 7. Units: 8. Stories: ____________________________________________ Category: "Zoning"