Summary
Adds a parcel type to a parcel fabric. A parcel type is defined by a separate polygon and line feature class. Parcel type feature classes are controlled by the parcel fabric dataset.
Parcels are stored in the parcel fabric as parcel types. Examples of parcel types are ownership parcels, administrative parcels, and subdivision parcels.
Usage
In a map, parcel types are added as group layers. The group layer contains the parcel polygon layer, the parcel line layer, and historic sublayers.
On an enterprise geodatabase, the input parcel fabric must be from a database connection established as the database parcel fabric owner.
The connected ArcGIS Enterprise portal account must be the parcel fabric owner.
The parcel fabric topology must be disabled.
On an enterprise geodatabase, this tool should be executed when connected to the default version.
Syntax
AddParcelType(in_parcel_fabric, name, {administrative_polygon})| Parameter | Explanation | Data Type |
in_parcel_fabric | The parcel fabric to which the parcel type will be added. The parcel fabric can be from a file or and enterprise geodatabase. | Parcel Layer |
name | The name of the parcel type. The name will be assigned to the output polygon and line feature classes. | String |
administrative_polygon (Optional) | Administrative boundaries are used for very large parcels such as country parcels or state parcels. The parcel type polygon feature class will not participate in the parcel fabric topology.
| Boolean |
Derived Output
| Name | Explanation | Data Type |
| updated_parcel_fabric | The updated parcel fabric. | Parcel Fabric |
| out_polygon_fc | The parcel type polygon feature class. | Feature Class |
| out_line_fc | The parcel type line feature class. | Feature Class |
Code sample
The following Python window script demonstrates how to add a parcel type to a parcel fabric in immediate mode.
import arcpy
arcpy.parcel.AddParcelType("c:/Data/County.gdb/Parcels/CountyFabric", "Ownership")Environments
Licensing information
- Basic: No
- Standard: Yes
- Advanced: Yes