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name: isopleth-parcel-enrich
description: The full public record for one parcel (owner, mailing address, land use, zoning, values, last sale, legal description, acreage) plus flood, terrain, wetland, utility and road facts at it. Uses the Isopleth MCP server (https://api.isopleth.dev/mcp).
---

# Parcel Enrich

The full public record for one parcel (owner, mailing address, land use, zoning, values, last sale, legal description, acreage) plus flood, terrain, wetland, utility and road facts at it.

## Requirements

- The Isopleth MCP server connected at `https://api.isopleth.dev/mcp` with an API key in the `Authorization: Bearer` header (see https://isopleth.dev/docs/mcp).
- Tools used: `parcel_enrich`, `start_run`, `get_run`.
- Cost: 6 lookups per matched parcel (5 for the parcel, 1 for the 11 point fields); nothing when no parcel matches.

## Steps

1. Call parcel_enrich with the location (address, lat/lng, parcel_id, or apn plus state) and the point fields listed below. Owner and assessor columns come back in parcel.fields; the point fields are measured at the parcel's interior point.
2. Check match: "point" or "address" is a direct hit; if additional_parcels is not empty, the point touched more than one parcel, so say which one you used.
3. Report the owner and mailing address, land use and zoning, assessed land, improvement and total value, last sale price and date, acreage and legal description, then the site facts: flood zone, elevation and slope, soil drainage, wetlands, water and sewer service, and road access.
4. For many parcels, call start_run with kind "enrich", one item per parcel and the same fields, then page through get_run.

## Arguments (example `parcel_enrich` call)

```json
{
  "address": "2100 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX",
  "fields": [
    "nfhl_flood_zone",
    "within_floodplain_polygon",
    "elevation",
    "slope_degrees",
    "soil_drainage_class",
    "intersects_wetland",
    "within_water_service_area",
    "within_sewer_service_area",
    "nearest_major_road_distance_m",
    "nearest_road_distance_m",
    "county_population"
  ]
}
```

## Data sources and permitted use

Data and permitted use: parcel records are public property records copied from county and state assessor publications (each response names the publisher, licence and attribution). Owner names and mailing addresses appear only where the source publishes them and allows reuse; they come back as null, with a privacy.reason, where the source or state law restricts them, where the publisher marked the owner confidential, or where the owner asked for removal (isopleth.dev/privacy). Use them for property research, due diligence and property-related business contact only. Do not use them to locate, track, harass or stalk a person, and not for any use covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, such as tenant, employment, credit or insurance screening. Follow do-not-mail and do-not-call rules and state limits (Montana, for example, bars using agency lists of people as mailing lists).

## Output

A parcel summary card (record columns) followed by a site-facts table with the source of each value. Flag a flood zone starting with A or V, wetlands on the parcel, and no water or sewer.

Every value carries its source, license and attribution. Keep the source next to each value, and show the attributions if you share the results.