If you import Parcel Data into your Revit model, you can use it as the basis for adding Revit elements to create site plans and drawings.
Workflow
- Import Parcel Data for the Project Context Creating a Scenario to Link to Coordination Models
- Use Revit Property Lines (Massing & Site > Model Site > Property Line) to trace the property boundaries.
- #### Confirm the accuracy of the boundary lines using an assessor’s parcel map (if available)
- Import an image of an assessor’s parcel map.
- Scale the image to match the lines that you just drew.
- Measure the lines to confirm that their lengths match the distances shown in the parcel map.
- Adjust the site boundary lines as needed.
- Add more details to your site plan.
- Tag the property lines to show their length and compass orientation.
- Add notes.
- Hide or remove the Parcel Data coordination model.
- To remove the coordination model, use the Collaborate > Manage Scenarios tool to remove the model from the Scenario.
- To hide the coordination model, use the View > Visibility Graphics Overrides and switch to the Coordination Models tab.