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  1. 14th Sep 2017 10:01 pm #1
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    Hello everyone. This forum really helped me on my structural project and i appreciate all the info. I am now on my civil project plate 1. I got my contour lines and roadways drawn. I started to plot the existing trees but the first 4 were clustered in the middle of the street
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    It would not be that unusual for "existing" trees to fall within the right-of-way for a "proposed" street. The tree locations were defined via coordinates were they not? I'm sure if you look hard enough you will come across images of the plate you are referring to in other threads.
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    ahhhh noob mistake!!! i had my units set to architectural instead of decimal like it said in the beginning. must've overlooked that part. trees look a lot better now
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