Edit irregular boundary attributes

Edit the details of each irregular line/boundary, as required.

What to do

  1. Select the Irregular line icon on the left-hand Workflow control bar. 
     
  2. The Irregular lines panel displays, which has a summary of the irregular lines in the survey. 
    Irregular lines panel with data fields highlighted
  3. Select the row of the irregular boundary you want to edit.  
    1. The mark on the page will be highlighted. 
    2. You can work through the attributes of the irregular boundary, and review and edit these. 
      Irregular lines panel with last entry highlighted
  4. Double-click on the Layers column, and use the checkbox to see which layer of the plan the irregular line is on (primary, secondary, tertiary, strata, secondary centreline or tertiary centreline).  
    Irregular lines panel with Layers field dropdown highlighted
  5. Double-click on the Type column to see the type of irregular line this is (water boundary, irregular boundary or water centreline boundary).  
    • Use the Filter by type (start typing in the type or water boundary) and it will auto-populate, or select from the dropdown list. 
    • A water boundary will require a legal description, and a warning triangle is provided to prompt you. 
      Irregular lines panel with 'Type' field highlighted
  6. Double-click on the Legal description for the correct legal description of the line (right bank, centreline, left bank, mean high water mark, mean high water spring, mean high water spring and/or mean high water mark, or other). 
    • Use the Filter by legal description (start typing in the legal description) and it will auto-populate, or select from the dropdown list. 
    • Select ‘Other’ to bring up a field to add another legal description. 
      Irregular lines panel with 'Legal description' field highlighted
       

      For irregular boundaries a legal description is not required, but you may use the ‘Other’ field to add other relevant details.    

  7. Enter a physical feature only when it is known, such as if it is shown on the adoption source, or you have surveyed the boundary for the first time and it is a description of the actual boundary feature itself such as ‘top of bank’ or ‘bottom of 1m high bank’. 
    Irregular lines panel with 'Physical feature' field highlighted
  8. In the CSD source field, use the dropdown list to select the referenced survey, or use the Filter field to search for a CSD number.
     
    Filter by CSD No. search field
     
    • If it is a new irregular line, there is no adoption source. 
    • As new water centreline boundaries are not allowed by the rules, an adoption source is required. 
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