Applicant's Response to Planning Memo (09/28/16)

LaurelRidge Page 8 of 10 Zone Change Application (Z 15-5) Eugene Hearings Official - Remand Hearing - Rebuttal Period - Applicant Testimony October 5, 2016 A. North Property Line measures 3925.405' when in fact the survey indicates it is 3898.68'. B. South Property Line measures 3189.69' when in fact the text on the line is 3164.95'. Drawing ZC-4G When the drawing is scaled so that the north property line (A) measures the same as the survey text (3898.68) then the south property line (B) and the bar scale are not accurate. Graphic Scale: I"= 198.44' A. North Property Line measures 3898. 68' and the survey indicates it is 3898.68'. B. South Property Line measures 3167.78' and the text on the line is 3164.95'. Maps are only as good as the data used and the accuracy with which they can be assembled (or not). Sheet LHVC 912115-04 also contains inaccuracies because of the nature of the medium used to assemble the maps. It is not that LHVC intentionally created maps that were inherently inaccurate. There are simply limitations to accuracy based on limitations of the data used. There is nothing more accurate than having original vector data (mathematical calculations from one point to another creating a line) vs. raster (images made up of pixels as contained in Bit Maps, PDFs, JPEGs and paint programs). Vector graphics are resolution independent. Here is a picture that explains their accuracy better The 4 plans submitted by the applicant at the public hearing on 9.21.16 (ZC-4A, ZC-4B, ZC-4C and ZC-4D) are examples of plans that used a raster image for the Metro Plan (the official adopted plan is on paper and therefore could only be a raster image) merged with the surveyed referents (ACAD vector data). It is the most accurate method of merging the Metro Plan with the surveyed referents. Schirmer Satre Group . 375 West 41" Avenue, Suite 201, Eugene, OR 97401 • (541) 686-4540