If you use secondary alignments to represent your edge of pavement or similar, keep in mind that those are also alignments that are working with (or against) your site geometry.
I am currently getting around any potential "divisions" of my ROW parcel by making a site called "Transition Alignments"
To further throw a wrench into it- imagine if you had a transition alignment in your corridor and then extracted that edge of pavement feature line from the corridor model. That is two "site geometry lines" DIRECTLY over top of one another- a topology NO NO.
So make a transition alignment site and keep your feature lines on a grading site.
Saturday, August 05, 2006
A potential site geometry issue with transitions
Posted by Dana at 10:57:00 AM
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