You can definitely parse your string to make simple geometries like point/line/polygon using arcpy geometries, however I don't believe it's possible to create true curves - you're stuck with straight line segments.
If straight segments are acceptable and you're having issues parsing your COGO statement/creating geometries, please provide an example of a line/curve table row (I'm not familiar).
Has this question been answered anywhere else?
I have a similar need. I have hundreds of scanned descriptions that I have managed to apply some text recognition to in order to extract the bearings and distances into an excel table. This process is still a bit cumbersome, and by no means refined.
My problem now is that I would like to be able to import my Line/ Curve Tables (bearings, distances, and curve geometry) directly into ArcGIS, eliminating the need to manually type the information into either the COGO traverse tool or Parcel Fabric Traverse tool. I have been unable to figure out if this is possible.
If anybody has any advise, it would be greatly appreciated.
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