I am building a corridor for an apartment complex, which has a 25' wide road, parking bays on both sides, curb and gutter, then a sidewalk. First, I created the corridor from the centerline alignment and set the correct vertical profile. Next, I split the corridor into several regions based on where the parking bays started and stopped. I extracted a dynamic feature line from each region, and added it to the corridor as a baseline. I added regions to the secondary baselines with the appropriate size and length parking bays. Then I extracted feature lines for each parking bay and added the edge of pavement as a baseline, to which I attached the Curb and gutter assembly for each of those regions. Next, I did the same thing to add sidewalks to the appropriate stations along the back-of-curb-baselines. Now, I'm creating my intersections with the wizard. They are going in great. The problem is, when I split my road centerline regions at this point, the offset baselines (created from extracted featurelines) are all moving 1 region down. How do I keep the baselines from moving, when I split a region?
