Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

@MDB_GIS  If you are allowed to share a portion of your data in this area we can find the time to record a video that would show how to do that. As for your questions - YES: you need to shrink any parcel that is impacted by the new natural boundary. ... View more

If it get's enough votes we'll consider it. ... View more

Assuming you want to keep track of where the new lines came from, you can also consider: Create a new record for the new survey Select the parcel and Shrink to Seed to preserve its attributes Delete the old simplified lines Select the new lines and use Copy - Paste Special  to copy them over to the correct layer If necessary, use Extend/Trim Press 'Reconstruct from Seeds' to grow the seed again ... View more

We will always store the COGO dimensions in the units of the spatial reference. When a parcel fabric is projected, we account for any difference in the unit of the spatial reference. Nothing prevents you from adding another field called 'DistanceUnit' and account for it as part of the label expression (Arcade).  I guess we need to see if this is important to many organizations. ... View more

@Sothea_VOEUN  Do you mean that a parcel (condo unit) was sold multiple times without any parcel geometry changes as a 'straight transfer of ownership and you would like to see this as part of the parcel lineage? If this is the case - could you please find a better name for this idea? Something like 'Track parcel lineage for straight transfer of ownership' or similar.     ... View more

With ArcGIS Pro 3.1, Build Active will mark points that are no longer connected to current parcels as historic. ... View more

Yes - the Merge Collinear Parcel Boundaries tool does not process true curves. I guess that could be an enhancement  - could you submit an idea for that?   ... View more

@RobertChaney  Please submit a technical support case and have them help you. It looks like you might have issues with your spatial index. I would make sure that: No one has messed with the XY resolution There are no features outside of the extent (e.g. in 0,0 from CAD) that might have messed your spatial index. That you can copy - and paste special the said ROW between the layers. If you can this might be a a Change Parcel Type issue. Test with other large features to make sure there is nothing problematic with this specific ROW (e.g. - invalid geometry) ... View more

@JamalNUMAN  If you know how to configure the popups for your layer, you can add an expression and use the following Arcade expression to show the parent parcels as part of your popup.  You will have to tweak it to your layer name. // popup to display parent parcel names var RecordID = $feature.CreatedByRecord; var sql = "RetiredByRecord = '" + RecordID + "'"; var fsHisoricParcels = FeatureSetByName($map, 'Historic Tax', ["Name"], false); var fsParentParcels = Filter(fsHisoricParcels, sql); var cnt = Count(fsParentParcels); if (cnt ==0) {return "No Parent Parcels found"} else{ var ParentParcelsNames = cnt + " Parent Parcels = "; for (var HistoricParcel in fsParentParcels){ ParentParcelsNames += (HistoricParcel.Name + "; "); } return ParentParcelsNames; }   ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.2  planned release date is around the end of October / beginning of November. Here is a glimpse:   ... View more

You can use Create Features to create parcel polygons, as well as any other editing tool. The parcel fabric controls simple feature classes. But when you have a parcel fabric, you get many more capabilities that are specific to land records/cadastre. ... View more

Hi Jessica, Knowing ArcMap parcel editing can be a disadvantage when learning how to edit parcels in ArcGIS Pro: Between 2 adjacent parcels, you can have one shared boundary line - no need to duplicate lines. You can edit any features directly and use any editing tool. For example, you can select the small lime you want to get rid of and delete it, then use extend/trim to extend the existing line or the edit vertices tool. For your example, using the Merge Parcel Points tool might also work. It can collapse courses and a great preview to show the outcome. If you haven't done it yet, taking the training course might be a good idea. ... View more

@NickN  If you have densified curves that have a lot of points on each vertex you should first run the geoprocessing tool 'Merge Collinear Parcel  Boundaries. This tool will remove unnecessary parcel points. Then you should run the Simplify By Straight line and Circular Arc tool (AKA 'SLACA') to generate a true curve. Regardless, we are working on new capabilities to identify 'orphan points'.  Don't forget that it is valid in certain cases to have 'orphan points'. Those could be points that are used as control points, for example, or points that have been found in the field but aren't connected to any parcel boundary in your system of record (e.g. an iron rebar). ... View more

Implemented in version 3.2 ... View more