The Parcels layer reflects cadastral boundaries as surveyed and not all land to be formed as road will necessarily be a road parcel (especially for State highway relalignments. However I would expect that the topographic maps would reflect this information. This query has been passed on to the topographic team to assess and incorporate as necessary.
What would be really nice is to have parcels flagged as different states. Something like "Approved" and "Submitted, Waiting Approval".
The Surveyor General's Office in South Africa keep a similar system. The Cape Town City Council maintain the 2 layers - "Approved" and the "SG" layer which is the approval layer.
Otherwise, looking good and definitely very usable.
Area has not yet been updated with the SH20 / SH1 Connection.
The Parcels layer reflects cadastral boundaries as surveyed and not all land to be formed as road will necessarily be a road parcel (especially for State highway relalignments. However I would expect that the topographic maps would reflect this information. This query has been passed on to the topographic team to assess and incorporate as necessary.
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What would be really nice is to have parcels flagged as different states. Something like "Approved" and "Submitted, Waiting Approval".
The Surveyor General's Office in South Africa keep a similar system. The Cape Town City Council maintain the 2 layers - "Approved" and the "SG" layer which is the approval layer.
Otherwise, looking good and definitely very usable.
Susan Jones
Spatial Logic Ltd
sjones@spatiallogic.co.nz
www.spatiallogic.co.nz