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CCED Includes Easements Held By:

  • Land trusts and nonprofit organizations
  • Local jurisdictions (city and county)
  • State and national governmental agencies

CCED Does Not Include or Address:

  • Information on private land owners (name, address, etc)
  • Temporary easements (less than 10 years)
  • Which portions of a property are subject to the easement

CCED Documentation

User Manual – Download the CCED User Manual

Easement Data Policy – Read The Report

CCED Structure

Easement data is currently collected from agencies and organizations with little to no modifications or corrections. The records in the database are meant to reflect the generalized easement location and size. The accuracy of each easement boundary varies greatly.

The database structure of CCED is a mirror of the NCED schema (opens in new window) . This allows for more seamless integration of the California data into the national database.