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Drawings lines inside polygons from each vertex

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01-09-2023 02:04 PM
MPach
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I usually have some idea of how to approach what I want using a few geoprocessing tools, but in this case I don't really know where to start on this one. What I'd like to do is draw a line of a user specified length inside of a polygon that is 90 perpendicular to the side of the polygon. I'll do this by creating vertices along the perimeter of the polygon about 10 ft apart.  I sketched something out to make it a little easier to understand. Like I said I don't know where to start here other than the fact that I do know how to create all the vertices on polygon perimeter. 

If it helps what I'm attempting to do is measure a specific distance, let's say like 50ft, from the edge of the parcel inside in order to find the usable portion of land in a parcel to build on. The distance will be the city, county, town, required offset from the parcel boundary. 

Any help is appreciated and if there is a better way to do this I'm more than open to trying it. 

Thank you

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DanPatterson
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Buffer (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

When buffering polygon features, negative buffer distances can be used to create buffers inside the polygon features. Using a negative buffer distance will reduce the polygons' boundaries by the distance specified.

and there is no need to produce hashures since you will have a continuous line


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DanPatterson
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Buffer (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

When buffering polygon features, negative buffer distances can be used to create buffers inside the polygon features. Using a negative buffer distance will reduce the polygons' boundaries by the distance specified.

and there is no need to produce hashures since you will have a continuous line


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MPach
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Thanks Dan, I totally forgot about negative buffers. Much appreciated!

Mark

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