Disclaimer
What Strata88 is. What it isn’t. What you must do anyway.
Strata88 is a pre-commercial research preview of the BULU (Buckeye Unified Land Utility) platform. This page is the plain-language version of the boundaries the site, the briefs, and the data behind them sit inside. Read it once before you rely on anything you see.
Last re-aligned with the upstream disclaimer: 2026-05-28 · Upstream:BULU README §Disclaimer
1 · Pilot scope is limited
Strata88 runs against anactive pilot in Hocking County, Ohio, with partial implementation in five further lab counties (Athens, Franklin, Lake, Meigs, and Ross). One more county is loaded but not named on this site until its parcel count passes a fresh check against the county's published data. The remaining 81 Ohio counties have not been probed or ingested. The presence of a county name, an outline on the map, or a schema reference in our repo isnot a claim of data coverage or commercial clearance. If you submit a parcel from a county outside the pilot scope, expect a polite decline.
2 · Outputs are screening-grade
Everything Strata88 produces — the parcel briefs, the JSON land-context objects, the Land Card preview, the Land Bot panel, and any narrative summary — is intended fortriage, screening, and research support only. Under no circumstances do these outputs constitute a regulatory determination, a certified survey, a title opinion, a flood-zone certification, an environmental clearance, a zoning ruling, or investment advice. If a decision turns on one of those, you need a licensed professional, not a brief.
3 · Professional substitution is mandatory
Strata88 is not a substitute for professional expertise. Before any binding physical, financial, or legal decision about real property, land use, or development, you must consult the appropriate professional — typically one or more of:
- licensed land surveyors,
- real estate attorneys,
- professional engineers,
- local zoning officials,
- local floodplain administrators, and
- the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (for wetlands and waters-of-the-U.S. boundaries).
A Strata88 brief is a starting point for that conversation, not a replacement for it.
4 · Third-party data carries third-party terms
Strata88 aggregates data from public stewards including OGRIP, county auditors, FEMA, USFWS, NRCS, USGS, USDA, ODOT, ODNR, the U.S. Census Bureau, OpenAddresses, OpenStreetMap, Microsoft Buildings, and Open-Meteo.Public accessibility for individual lookup is not a redistribution license.If you intend to reuse, host, or resell data sourced through a Strata88 brief, you must independently verify and comply with the licensing and attribution terms of each upstream steward. We track those terms internally; we will not advise you on yours.
5 · AI agent output is an unverified draft
Any narrative, summary, or decision support generated by the Land Bot, by our Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, or by any external Large Language Model reading our JSON should be treated as anunverified draft until a human with the relevant expertise has checked it. Our agents are explicitly designed to refuse common binary determinations — “you can build here,” “this won’t flood,” “this is a good investment” — and to escalate to a human instead. If you ever see Strata88 produce one of those determinations, treat it as a defect and tell us.
6 · Liability and code licensing
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the maintainer and contributors disclaim all liability for any direct, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from decisions made in reliance on this site, the briefs, or the data outputs. This page governs thedata, processing pipelines, and outputsof the project. The licensing of the underlying software source code is governed independently by the repository’sLICENSE file.
Questions about provenance, terms, or reuse?
For inquiries regarding upstream data provenance or guidelines for data reuse, email Scott Kelley at [email protected]. Direct human reply. No signup, no marketing list, no automated follow-up.