AutoCAD Land Desktop

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We may be forced by upcoming changes in local government procedure to show Station & Offset for each vertex in our parcel descriptions (ROW, Easements, etc), rather than the Northing-Easting which it outputs now. 

Does anyone know:

1) Is there a way to accomplish this inside any existing Land Desktop or Express Tools Routine?

2) Does anyone know of a LISP routine that could report the station-offset of each vertex, along with the bearing and distance, curve data, etc. between the vertices?

The ideal routine would have output similar to the current Parcel Manager:

   North: 1495637.7404        East : 2333287.9611   
Line  Course: N 05-21-30 W  Length: 165.56         
        North: 1495802.5793          East : 2333272.5003   
Curve  Length: 125.53               Radius: 422.54    
        Delta: -17-01-18           Tangent: 63.23          
        Chord: 125.07               Course: S 81-28-23 E
    Course In: N 17-02-16 E     Course Out: S 00-00-58 W
    RP  North: 1496206.5705          East : 2333396.3044   
    End North: 1495784.0349          East : 2333396.1864   
Line  Course: S 00-59-42 E  Length: 148.38         
        North: 1495635.6799          East : 2333398.7631   
Line  Course: N 88-56-05 W  Length: 110.82         
        North: 1495637.7404          East : 2333287.9611   

   Perimeter: 550.29   Area: 17,879 sq.ft. 0.41 acres

.....except that the vertices would be labeled as Station-Offset (from current alignment, or better yet, user selected for each parcel) instead of the default North-East output.  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help out.  Happy New Year as well, Michael

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BTW - I believe we are using Land Desktop Companion 2008.... Thanks!

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Does anyone know of a LISP routine that could report the station-offset of each vertex, along with the bearing and distance, curve data, etc. between the vertices.

DotSoft's MapWorks Design module contains a configurable Parcel Report that includes StationOffset fields.  Works inside LDT 2007-2009 reading information directly from the LDT parcels & alignments.  If multiple alignments exist you can choose which alignment to reference.

Here is a dialog example.

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Thanks for the reply - we'll look into this.