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| Subject: | [gislist] Parcel Annotation and lines in the GDB |
| Date: |
02/09/2005 08:20:01 AM |
| From: |
Ted Cisine |
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We are reviewing our current database design for SDE and have a couple of
possibilities to simplify things.
1. Currently we have parcel annotation divided into 3 separate annotation
feature classes: road frontage dimensions, non-road frontage dimensions, and
ROW width. What would the disadvantages be if we would combine them into a
single feature class? It would simplify things for maintenance and display.
2. Currently, we have separate annotation feature classes for deeded and
calculated acreage and they both exist as an attribute. Would there be a
disadvantage in eliminating the annotation and creating a label from the
attribute? This would simplify maintenance and it is relatively simple to
label multiple attributes in ArcMap. I am not sure about IMS???
3. Should the subdivision lines be in their own feature class? Currently,
we feature code the line as subdivision boundary in the parcel lines feature
class with the intent to build subdivision polygons from there. It was
suggested to us that we should have it completely separate from the parcels,
but this would duplicate the entry of the line. If we left it as is, can
polygons be built based on the feature code or would they have to be a
subtype or separate feature class? Any suggestions?
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Ted
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Ted Cisine, GISP
GIS Manager
Robeson County Tax Administration
224 East 5th Street
Lumberton, North Carolina 28358
910.671.3060 ext 253
910.608.3968 fax
ted.cisine@co.robeson.nc.us
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