RECORD BOUNDARY

A Record Boundary is the linear feature that represents the edge of an areal feature, which may be a Parcel or a legal area.

ATTRIBUTES:

Record Boundary ID

The Record Boundary ID is a primary key which identifies each record in the Record Boundary entity.

Domain: numeric
 
 

Source Link

The Source Link is a pointer to a file which contains information of the origins of the information about the Record Boundary. The description for Source Link attributes is in Section 4 of this standard.

Domain: numeric
 
 

Record Bounds

Record Bounds describe a boundary location through a call to another legal location, a call to a related document, or a call to a commonly or locally known location, such as Hogan's North Line or Good Value Creek.

Domain: free text
 
 

Record Boundary Legal Status

The Record Boundary Legal Status identifies the Record Boundary's status from a legal or court perspective.

Domain: Disputed, Adjudicated, Computed, free text
 
 

Offset Left

The Offset Left is the distance to the left of and perpendicular to a defined boundary line that defines the Record Boundary.

Domain: numeric
 
 

Offset Right

The Offset Right is the distance to the right of and perpendicular to a defined boundary line that defines the Record Boundary.

Domain: numeric
 
 

Connecting Line

Connecting Line indicates if the Record Boundary is part of a Parcel or a Legal Area Description or if the Record Boundary is a line connecting the Parcel or Legal Area Description to a Corner Point.

Domain: Yes, No
 
 

Record Boundary Comment

Record Boundary Comment contains additional information about the Record Boundary that may be in public record, but does conform to listed attributes for Record Boundary.

Domain: free text
 
 

Units of Measure Link

The Units of Measure Link is a pointer to a file which contains information of the distance and direction units which are associated with a Record Boundary. The description for Units of Measure Link attributes is in Section 4 of this standard.

Domain: numeric


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