Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

‎02-22-2022

Hello Pascal, This is the current design of the Upgrade ArcMap Parcel Fabric tool. We had many users who were upgrading from ArcMap who utilized the Local Government Information Model that came with predefined parcel types, some of which were not used by different users. There are two workflows that can help provide you with the desired outcome: 1. If you want the Upgrade Tool to make the Parcel Types for you, you can create one parcel in the subtype/domain value(s) that do not have any parcels associated to the type. Then the upgrade will create those types with those parcels and you can simply just delete those parcels after the upgrade 2. Alternatively you can create the parcel types in Pro after the upgrade has run. Here you can fully configure all the fields appropriate to that parcel type. If you want all the same fields/schema as the other parcel types you can open the Fields Table on an existing parcel type. SHIFT + Left Click to select all the fields you want to bring across. Right click and COPY. Then open the Fields Table of the newly created parcel type and then click PASTE. This will bring all those fields across and help match the schema you desire.

‎02-09-2022

Hey @Ulises Looks like @jcarlson gave you a lot of good info! I'll give some extra descriptions on how best to evaluate your data and a possible workflow for that portion of migration. First, like Josh said, you need to determine which field on your polygon data is a unique representation of the document that created that "parcel". If you have a unique value or you have a related table that has the unique values on there, (join them over if that's the case) you can then run the Create Records GP tool once the polygons have been appended into the fabric data model. It will then create a unique Record assigned to a GUID that will then be placed in the Created By Record field of the parcel polygon in the parcel fabric. Now you have all your parcels as current in the pro parcel fabric. If your data has a field that represents the recorded document that retired it and if that recorded document has the same unique name of the Records that were created via Create Record you can do some database joining to determine the GUID that will need to be assigned to the Retired By Record field so you can basically see a linage of parcel transactions. However, if you do not have this relationship in your data and you just have parcels that are historic you can simply do a field calc on the Retired By Record field on all the parcels in the Parcel Fabric and set the value to {DDDDD-DD....DDDDD}. Just a bunch of the letter D in the format of a GUID. This will make them show up as historic in Pro and be symbolized as so. Hope that's clear. Let me know if you have any other questions.

‎01-20-2022

Hey @DrewDowling Good find. I've updated the script. It should now just port over the decimal value like the image below Thanks for the tip!

‎12-16-2021

Sure. That will get more eyes on it.

‎12-16-2021

Hey Dean, Unfortunately there is currently no way to reset back to how the contents were prior to the task being run. This is a feature that we have discussed and we can look back into it for a future release.

‎10-19-2021

This is the video from the Meetup that occurred on October 19th, 2021. The common assumption that interpreting a legal description is a simple matter of using the geometry contained in the description to completely map the property. This assumption is incorrect - there are a multitude of factors that impact the location and geometry of the property. This presentation will begin to explore the nuances in the process, including the differing methods for mapping the three different types of legal descriptions, considerations of all information contained within the description, monuments and which monuments are important in building the parcel geometry and which are not important. Presenter: Frank Conkling About Frank: Frank Conkling is the owner of Panda Consulting, a Professional Surveyor and Mapper in Florida and a Professional GIS Surveyor in South Carolina, served as an adjunct professor teaching surveying and mapping at the local college for over a dozen years, a past president of the Florida Association of Cadastral Mappers and a current member of the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers. Frank has taught a multitude of classes in the interpretation of legal descriptions for everyone from Title Examiners, to surveying students, to parcel mappers to lay people interested in learning how to read a legal description.

‎09-10-2021

Hello Carolyn, Along with the links that Dan Mentioned, here is a Learn Lesson that comes with data and step by step instructions on how to split existing parcels: https://learn.arcgis.com/en/projects/split-parcels-in-a-parcel-fabric/ You can also use that provided data to do a host of other workflows as well using Tasks that come installed with Pro. On the Insert Tab go to Task, click the down arrow then choose Import and Open, then click Parcel Fabric. Then choose Record Driven Workflows. You will need to map a few layers to that Task Item and then you can run through step by step workflows in the parcel fabric. Please reference this documentation that explains how to remap those layers and has other links to documentation on how to use Tasks: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/use-tasks.htm Thanks, Jason Camerano

‎04-22-2021

This issue is a result of different modify tools changing the active tool to the black select arrow filtering the features that can be selected. For example Planarize or Update COGO changes the active tool. When backing out of the tool the active tool reverts back to Explore regardless of what tool the user entered the tool with. Now the user has to go back up to the ribbon and reactivate the select tool to continue their work.

‎03-01-2021

Great! Glad to hear you were able to get it to work. Odd that it still wasn't working on your machine. Sadly I wasn't able to reproduce that issue in house. If it still is an issue you might want to contact Tech Support. Thanks again for letting me know of the issue with the script. -Jason

‎02-23-2021

Hello again! I wasn't able to reproduce the quick completion that you did, however mine did error real quickly. I fixed that error and re-ran the tool and it successfully ran against your sample. I've re-published the tool with the fix https://parcel.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=72066dab7b774ca59b649bf807cc9945 Could you re-download the tool and run it again on both your sample data and your full dataset and let me know the results. Hope that fixes your issue! -Jason

‎02-22-2021

Given the fact that it took 1second to run, it looks like nothing was created. How many lines are in your line feature class? Would you be able to send me a sample of it? [email protected]

‎02-22-2021

Hello @LinR I am the one who wrote the Migrate COGO tool. The tool creates a new feature class with the migrated data. Are you saying that feature class does not get created? Can you send some screenshots of the entire tool after it's successful run? Thanks, Jason Camerano

‎01-11-2021

Hey @MattEitrem , I might have created the tool that you need! https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-parcel-fabric-blog/migrate-arcmap-cogo-to-pro/ba-p/885059 This GP script tool will convert those pesky COGO string values to DOUBLE values. It will create a full brand new feature class during the conversion. None of your existing data will be effected. Let me know if this works for you. -Jason

‎10-07-2020

Discover how Renville County achieved extraordinary milestones in its land records modernization strategy by leveraging new Esri technology. As part of an enterprise GIS deployment, the existing parcel fabric was migrated into the new Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Hub was rolled out to connect citizens with critical business information and GIS solutions. See why embracing the ArcGIS platform has enabled Renville County to support its citizens and county staff, and embody what it means to be a smart county. Presenters: Kyle Wikstrom, Solutions Architect, Pro-West & Associates Kyle Wikstrom serves as a Solutions Architect at Pro-West, where he helps local government organizations evaluate, configure, and deploy solutions through Esri’s ArcGIS Platform. He has extensive experience with ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Hub and was instrumental in Pro-West receiving designation as an Esri Specialty Partner for both products. Kyle stays informed of emerging location technologies and designs solutions that are based on common workflow patterns that address critical business needs. Jennifer Ward, Project Manager, Pro-West & Associates Jen has been with Pro-West & Associates for over 20 years and serves as Project Manager to many counties and cities, including Renville County. She has provided integral support to the county throughout its GIS journey to achieve its parcel management goals. Alex Lange, GIS Specialist, Renville County Alex is GIS Specialist at Renville County, MN, an agricultural county in southern Minnesota with a population of 15,000. Alex has led and coordinated GIS activities at the county for the past two years, implementing new technologies and improving workflows to enhance citizen engagement and keep the County at the forefront of local government GIS. Alex has a degree in computer science and GIS from St Cloud State University, Minnesota. Brandon Tourtelotte, State & Local & State Govt Business Development Manager Brandon works with clients nationwide in helping to solve problems with Location Intelligence, along with the team of Geospatial Professionals at Pro-West. He has worked in the Location Intelligence field for 19 years.

‎09-09-2020

If you save the toolbox with Import Script turned off and Store tool with relative path checked on then just store the script in the same folder as the toolbox and that should work. Then everyone can just point to the location where the toobox is located and run the tool.

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Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Re: Upgrade Parcel Fabric Tool to create empty parcel types for all subtypes.

Re: Loading historic data to parcel fabric

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

Re: Can you reset task contents so selection and edits are returned to what was set before you ran the task

Re: Can you reset task contents so selection and edits are returned to what was set before you ran the task

MeetUp: How to Interpret and Map a Legal Description

Re: step by step instruction on how to use the esri ArcGIS to create a parcel of land

Re: Explore Tool as Default in Pro Parcel Fabric

Re: Migrating COGO attributes from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

Re: Migrating COGO attributes from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

Re: Migrating COGO attributes from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

Re: Migrating COGO attributes from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

Re: Arcade function to convert direction in DMS to Decimal degrees

MeetUp: Renville County: Leading the Way with Parcel Management and ArcGIS Pro

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

UC 2026 Parcel Fabric Social Hosted by Sidwell!

Parcel Fabric 2torial - New Enhancements to Tasks

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric What's New In ArcGIS Pro 3.7

Re: MeetUp: Parcel Fabric What's New In ArcGIS Pro...

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