NOTE: The Central Angle is not necessary if the distance and radius are supplied. Keep typing in coordinates and hitting apply to add boundaries lines to the map, you can see that it will keep listing all of the calls that have been placed.ĭrawing a Curve ¶If you need to place a curve on the map, click Add a Curve link on the Add linear Point pop-up.Ī new window will open allowing you to enter the curve information.Įnter the Chord, Bearing, Distance, Radius, and Central Angle as desired. The line will be drawn on the map and the coordinate will be added to the history panel on the right. I am already using feet so that can stay the same. Then I need to enter E for East and 614.11 in the second field. The first drop-down is going to need to be N for North then type in the coordinates like this into the first blank. This particular example tells me to 'assume a bearing of North 00 degrees 09 min 19 seconds East a distance of 614.11 feet.' Next I will follow the documentation and enter in the bearing coordinates and distance. I will then left click once to place the starting point on the map. The example that I am using tells me to begin at the southwest corner of the section. The first thing that we need to do after clicking on 'Plot Deed' is to place a starting point on the map. The 'Plot Deed' panel on the right will serve as a history of the placed points once they have been added. The small popup is where you enter the call information. You will notice that a couple things have now appeared on your screen. You find the Plot Deed option under the Drawing tool in the left hand panel. Note: you may want to Select a Client before finding your location and plotting the deed in order to be able to save the border when you are done. > Click Here to jump to our Example Videos <. The Plot Deed drawing tool is very valuable when needing to plot metes and bounds (course and distance) property descriptions found on a deed or other legal document.Īccess to the tool requires a Surety ® Pro account.

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