Overview

Functional Areas are the major modules within nVIRO. There are five primary functional areas:

• Sites - The central entity under which all information is organized. A "site" record can be one of three types: Site, Person or Organization.
• Submissions - Forms submitted to the agency for processing. Submissions can be permit applications, permit change requests (e.g. modifications, transfers, renewals), complaints, service requests, and or compliance reports (schedules)
• Permits - Agency-issued authorizations to perform some activity.
• Evaluations - Inspections and off-site records reviews, including any identified violations or deficiencies.
• Compliance Actions - Formal and informal enforcement activities.

Secondary functional areas include:

• Conservation Easements - Similar to sites, an area that has been designated as a protected area.
• Financial Instruments - Bonds and other financial set-asides asides.
• Receivables (Financials) - Financial charges, payments, and credits.

Relationship between Functional Areas and Shared Attributes

The diagram below illustrates the relationships between each of the major functional areas and the attributes that are common among each.