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#1 Jonathan Verduzco

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Posted 31 August 2021 - 01:51 PM

Hello everyone

 

A newbie here at making plans and site plans. I've attached a survey of a lot. This particular survey doesn't include the top and bottom coordinates, only the left and right and a small corner at the top left. 

For the top and bottom lines it only has the Radius and Arc length. I was wondering if I really need the top and bottom coordinates or is there another was 

to get this lot as accurate as possible other than trying to trace it?  Thanks for everyone's help in advance.

 

 

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#2 Heath Foster

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Posted 31 August 2021 - 02:51 PM

It looks like they forgot the coordinates on the two curves. To be accurate you need them. If you don’t need total accuracy you could try using the coordinates for the small section in the back left for the back curve and then just trace the front one between the two end points but who knows how close that would be.

#3 Mike Adams

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Posted 31 August 2021 - 03:06 PM

Pull the deed or subdivision plat from public records.


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#4 Jonathan Verduzco

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Posted 31 August 2021 - 03:36 PM

It looks like they forgot the coordinates on the two curves. To be accurate you need them. If you don’t need total accuracy you could try using the coordinates for the small section in the back left for the back curve and then just trace the front one between the two end points but who knows how close that would be.

 

Thanks for the response Heath.  I figured but didn't know if this is something that could be easily derived or something. I don't know why they would leave it out!

Okay I cant try that. Thanks for the suggestion, much appreciated Heath.



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Posted 31 August 2021 - 03:38 PM

Pull the deed or subdivision plat from public records.

 

thanks for the idea Mike! I can see what I can find. 



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Posted 31 August 2021 - 05:25 PM

Call the surveyor that did the plat.
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#7 Jonathan Verduzco

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Posted 02 September 2021 - 01:10 AM

Call the surveyor that did the plat.


I think the builder is going to do that so we can get as accurate as possible. Thanks!

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Posted 02 September 2021 - 01:12 AM

It looks like they forgot the coordinates on the two curves. To be accurate you need them. If you don’t need total accuracy you could try using the coordinates for the small section in the back left for the back curve and then just trace the front one between the two end points but who knows how close that would be.


I tried this it will do for now as I can just focus on getting the floor plan set up. It seems pretty accurate but I will push the builder to get those missing coordinates for me. Thanks for your help.
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