Which statement about parcel creation is true?

Which statement about parcel creation is true?

• A. Parcel creation requires all segments to be in the same site
• B. Parcel creation requires segments in the same city
• C. Parcel creation does not require any site constraint
• D. Parcel creation is only for large parcels

Answer: (A)

In Civil 3D, parcel boundaries are built from boundary lines that must belong to the same site. The site defines the dataset and coordinate context Civil 3D uses to construct and manage parcels, so all lines used to form a single parcel boundary need to be within one site to ensure a continuous, well-defined closed loop. When boundary segments come from different sites, Civil 3D can’t reliably combine them into one parcel because the necessary shared context and data references aren’t aligned, which prevents a valid, complete parcel boundary from being created. Cities or geographic scope aren’t a constraint in itself, and parcel size isn’t a gating factor—parcels can be small or large as long as the boundary lines reside within the same site and form a closed loop.

In Civil 3D, parcel boundaries are built from boundary lines that must belong to the same site. The site defines the dataset and coordinate context Civil 3D uses to construct and manage parcels, so all lines used to form a single parcel boundary need to be within one site to ensure a continuous, well-defined closed loop. When boundary segments come from different sites, Civil 3D can’t reliably combine them into one parcel because the necessary shared context and data references aren’t aligned, which prevents a valid, complete parcel boundary from being created.

Cities or geographic scope aren’t a constraint in itself, and parcel size isn’t a gating factor—parcels can be small or large as long as the boundary lines reside within the same site and form a closed loop.