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HOW-TO GUIDE Creating Survey Drawings 1. Start a new drawing using the template and set a scale for the plan that will approximately cover your drawing size. There are currently no templates set up for this specific task: some setup items will have to be changed. 2. Drawing Setup: Type at the command prompt in the new drawing. From the Units dialog box set the Length, Angle and Area to match the dialog box below and check that the other noted items are correct.
3. Pick the Dimension toolbar dropdown box and select the appropriate style to match the drawing scale that you set up in step 1 above. 4. Entering Coordinates: Always start at 0,0,0 and enter the coordinates form the Legal description in the format shown below. Property lines belong on layer . Command: L LINE Specify first point: 0,0,0 Specify next point or [Undo]: 142.37’
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Surveyor Terms: 1. ‘More or Less’ = they didn’t have the technology or experience to know the real heading or distance to make a parcel description ‘close’. 2. Rod (perch, pole) = 16.5 feet or 198 inches 3. 1 Acre = 160 square rods 4. Chain = 66 feet 5. 1 Mile = 80 chains 6. 1 Link = 7.92 inches or .66 feet or 1/100 of a Chain
Resource reading: Measuring America : how an untamed wilderness shaped the United States and fulfilled the promise of democracy Web sites: http://www.surveyor.slco.org/ http://www.slcgov.com/info/gis/ http://www.lib.utah.edu/digital/collections/sanborn/ http://history.utah.gov/utah_history_research_center/digitalcollections.html
3. Pick the Dimension toolbar
HOW-TO GUIDE
Surveyor Terms: 1. ‘More or Less’ = they didn’t have the technology or experience to know the real heading or distance to make a parcel description ‘close’. 2. Rod (perch, pole) = 16.5 feet or 198 inches 3. 1 Acre = 160 square rods 4. Chain = 66 feet 5. 1 Mile = 80 chains 6. 1 Link = 7.92 inches or .66 feet or 1/100 of a Chain
Resource reading: Measuring America : how an untamed wilderness shaped the United States and fulfilled the promise of democracy Web sites: http://www.surveyor.slco.org/ http://www.slcgov.com/info/gis/ http://www.lib.utah.edu/digital/collections/sanborn/ http://history.utah.gov/utah_history_research_center/digitalcollections.html
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