Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

‎05-24-2023

Hello @Sothea_VOEUN If a simple attribute change won't trigger the parcel history to occur. However a workflow that can be done is to create a new record. Select the condo parcel. Run the Duplicate Parcel tool and just duplicate it once. Then retire the previous parcel. Now you will have the proper lineage. The retired parcel will be retired by the newly created record. And the duplicate parcel will be the current parcel, created by the new record. Hope this helps

‎05-22-2023

Hello @Sothea_VOEUN Yes, this can be done. Since the parcel fabric itself is a system of record, you can create a new record each time there is a transfer of ownership. You can use our tools to duplicate a parcel once on the same floor and retire the older parcel. The new parcel will be the current owner and the now retired parcel will be the previous owner. You can then use the range slider to see the transactional history of the parcels within the building.

‎05-16-2023

In this long 2 hour session we’ll cover different aspects of measurement based editing (COGO): • Project Units • Entering a Traverse • Editing Constraints • What makes a line ‘COGO Enabled’ • Migrating COGO from ArcMap to the new COGO schema • COGO Labeling and display expression (Arcade) • Ground to grid correction • Entering station offset measurements • Additional direction types (geodetic, loxodrome…) • We’ll highlight enhancements, tips, and tricks and leave time for questions.

‎04-25-2023

Hello @T_R , Would you be able to send me the courses you are entering? You can also just send me a picture of the traverse pane after you've entered all your courses. Then could you also send me the traverse file that you've saved? I tried testing your steps on 3.0.3 and I am unable to reproduce what you are seeing. Thanks! Jason Camerano

‎03-24-2023

Hello Parcel Editors, Here's a 2torial (a two minute tutorial) on a new GeoProcessing Tool in ArcGIS Pro 3.1; Export Sequenced Parcel Features. This tool allows you to select a single parcel in the fabric and export that parcel and all of it's features to a separate dataset. You will get the parcel polygon, all the parcel lines, points, connection lines, record geometry, and any other relationships maintained by that parcel. The lines and points will also be sequenced in a clockwise fashion. See how to use the tool below! Stay tuned for another 2torial where you will see how to create a simple Title Map utilizing Layouts and this new geoprocessing tool. Here are some helpful links with more information on this geoprocessing tool: Export Sequenced Parcel Features Creating Parcel Layouts What's New at 3.1 (another demo using this geoprocessing tool)

‎02-27-2023

Hello Parcel Editors, Here's a 2torial (a two minute tutorial) on a new feature in ArcGIS Pro 3.1; Strata Parcels. This new functionality allows you to enable floor awareness for any parcel type. Simply adding the new field FloorOrder (type LONG) to both a polygon and line feature class of a parcel type will enable this new functionality. Watch this video to see how to make your vertical parcel data more accessible both in 2D and in 3D. For more information on all the features seen in this video please check out the following links: Strata Parcels at ArcGIS Pro 3.1 Elevation Surface Layers Data Extrusion Range Slider

‎02-21-2023

Mike Snook – GIS Manager Missoula County Montana. Missoula County has long integrated Montana State Department of Revenue (DOR) data into daily workflows when updating their county-wide cadastral system. Using DOR data allows for quality assurance checking for both entities when it comes to verifying the correct legal description for assessment purposes. Missoula County also integrates County Surveyor plat review data into the cadastral update process for a streamlined method of parcel input through the use of custom add-ins for ArcGIS Pro.

‎02-09-2023

Hello @AndrewWallick One way to have a specific layer set on the Traverse tool is to use it in a Task. If you have a workflow where you are traversing specific lines (or polys) you can create a Task and set the Traverse as the action for a step. You can preset the layer that is set in the Traverse tool when that step is run. Also @LucasBeauchamp the Traverse tool does remember the last layer you were editing within the instance of Pro. If you close Pro it will reset to the top line/poly feature alphabetically. -Jason

‎02-08-2023

We are excited to share the new Parcel Fabric capabilities for ArcGIS Pro 3.1. Here are some of the new capabilities: 1. Traverse autopan 2. Active Record HUD resize 3. Create a parcel title map using the Geoprocessing Export Sequenced Parcel Features 4. Parcels can now be floor aware

‎01-25-2023

Just to let everyone know, at 3.1 there will be an option in the back stage (Editing section) that will allow you to set the default tool when deactivating editing tools. You can now always revert back to the last used Select Tool when exiting Edit Vertices for example.

‎01-24-2023

Hello @BinhLe2 I've tried testing at the latest version of the software (Pro 3.1 and Enterprise 11.1) and I am unable to reproduce this behavior. I've created some lines with a domain and tried using split with and without a record and the domain value is preserved in all cases. I did make sure to set my split policy on that domain to Duplicate, like you stated above as well. If you are still having issues you could contact technical support and they could take a look at your data and see if they can diagnose the issue. Thanks, Jason Camerano

‎12-14-2022

The Parcel Fabric Team closes out 2022 with one last final meet-up. We take a look back at 2022 and give a glimpse of what's ahead in 2023.

‎11-16-2022

Hello @AlisonKelsey I have a couple questions: 1. Are you using the parcel fabric? 2. If so do you have an active record when running the divide tool? 3. If all yes to all those questions, could you post some screenshots of the divide workflow? Thanks, Jason Camerano

‎10-13-2022

Hey @MDB_GIS I would suggest looking into align parcels. After you shrank that parcel to seed and corrected the boundary line you could use the Align Parcels, create links and align. Just also be aware that the features that are selected will be the features that move. This should maintain that easement that you have. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/alignparcelfeatures.htm

‎10-05-2022

Hey @DeanAnderson2 While it is true that the maps that will be configured and controlled by a Task need to be present during design time, they can however have their names changed after Design. As long as they are in the same project. For example, I have Map1 and I have a task that is controlling/opening/closing that map. If I later decide to rename that map within the project to "MyParcelMap" then the Task will know that is the same map and will continue to control that map. If I create a new map and call it Map1 thinking that the Task with now control that map, it will not and it will have to be re-mapped in the Designer and point to that map. The variable within the Task does not rely on the name but a unique key that is associated to each Map within the project.

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Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Re: A Modern Cadastral System?

Re: Parcel Fabric 2torial - Strata Parcels (Floor Aware)

MeetUp: Let’s COGO! (edit using measurements)

Re: Traverse File "Breaks" on Import???

Parcel Fabric 2Torial - Export Sequenced Parcel Features

Parcel Fabric 2torial - Strata Parcels (Floor Aware)

MeetUp: Integrating Department of Revenue Data with the Parcel Fabric (Missoula County, Montana)

Re: Parcel Fabric Traverse: choose a default layer to edit

MeetUp: 02-08-23: What's New - Parcel Fabric @ArcGIS Pro 3.1!!!

Re: Explore Tool as Default in Pro Parcel Fabric

Re: Domain split policy not working in records

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric End of Year Review 12-14-22

Re: Divide tool (on polygon) not producing associated COGO boundary lines

Re: What is the appropriate workflow for shifting the position of an existing parcel in the fabric?

Re: Can you change task views on the fly?

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

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

MeetUp: Miami-Dade County’s Leap into Parcel Moder...

MeetUp: Recreating my ArcMap Parcel Fabric Symbolo...

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric End Of Year!