Wall with Brick Ledge - How to not show the Brick ledge line in plan view

[BigPicture045]

I feel like I ask this a couple times every year. Is there way to have a brick drop without showing the line in the wall?

I've tried a couple of different methods to model the wall, however, there is a line in the wall I do not want to show and the linework tool leaves these dots in the corners in plan view:

The only thing I can think of is to use filled regions where the dots are... 

I'd like to take the view range cut plan looking down right above the top of the wall. In this case the wall starts at 0" and I'd like to cut at 6". 

[barthbradley]

What is the ledge? How's it created?  

Post the file.  

[BigPicture045]

Posted file.

[barthbradley]

I don't see any views like you are showing above. What I do see is correct based on the View Range.  Maybe you are talking about this:

Exceptions for the display of elements intersected by the cut plane include the following:

Walls shorter than 6 feet (or 2 meters) are not cut, even if they intersect the cut plane.
The 6 feet (or 2 meters) are measured from the top of the bounding box to the bottom of the primary view range. For example, if you create a wall whose top is 6 feet above the bottom clip plane, the wall is cut at the cut plane. When the top of the wall is less than 6 feet, the entire wall shows as projection even where it intersects the cut plane. This behavior always occurs when the Top Constraint property for the wall is specified as Unconnected. If the top constraint property of the wall is specified as Connected, then the cut plane position is always used to define if the wall is cut or projected.

Help | About the View Range | Autodesk

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

What I do see is this line on the Structural Floor Plan, but it goes way when Joined.  Same thing you did with all the other coincident wall linework in the View.