All
MPAC Data Products are subject to the terms of the Data Sharing and Services
Agreement between the Municipality and MPAC, including the Data Terms and
Conditions of Use. Users shall read and
agree to the Data Terms and Conditions of Use prior to accessing MPAC Data
Products.
As
per Section 5.2 of the Data Sharing and Services Agreement (DSSA), please find
the DSSA Products – Standard Listing.
This
is a living document that will continue to be updated as other “use cases” that
require MPAC data become popular, so that other municipalities can benefit from
them as well.
An Overview of the “Products”:
The
first four products on this listing were carried over from the Product Use
Sheets from the 2007 Municipal License Agreement. They included the Roll Kiosk, Municipal Web
Site – Enhanced Access, Municipal Web Site – Assessed Value Lookup, and
Municipal Connect – Internal Planning Purposes.
The
remaining products were created based on popular use cases documented in
municipal custom data requests.
Some
are specifically for internal planning and others for internal operational
purposes and are identified accordingly.
In
the past, these products were authorized using Product Use Sheets, under the
2007 Municipal Licence Agreement.
Now,
under the DSSA, these products will be delivered under these DSSA Product Use
Sheet.
What is the same?
- Municipalities will continue to work directly with their
local Municipal and Stakeholder Relations teams to complete a Custom Data
Request form.
- These DSSA Product Use Sheets itemize the terms and
conditions of use for each Product
- If use of the licensed data is for is internal operational
purposes, municipalities should continue to notify MPAC, regardless of whether
MPAC is delivering the product under a custom data request, or if the
municipality is generating the product themselves.
- Section
5, 2007 Municipal Licence Agreement
- Section 5.7, DSSA
What is different?
These
DSSA Product Use Sheets no longer require execution (signatures by MPAC and the
municipalities) because they are deemed authorized under the DSSA.
Once
notified of intention to use licensed data, MPAC will provide a copy of the
related DSSA Product Use Sheet to the municipality for their records (either on
its own if the municipality is using data obtained through Municipal Connect,
or attached to the final product, if MPAC is delivering through a Custom Data
Request).
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