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Description: 3/18/2021 This feature class was updated with a Georeferenced PDF C401, of Sanford Hall, and a site visit 3/17/2021. The purpose of the visit was to collect newly planted trees for the tree feature class. Hopefully a drawing file will be available to further correct infrastructure. 12/01/2020 This data around the Leon Lavine Hall of Health Sciences, has been updated using a georeferenced PDF, land survey 02/04/2020 by Allen geomatics Job 1234 last revised 07-17-2020 336-998-0215 L-3810. Jeffery C. Allen. 10/20/2020 Update MajorFiber and electrical are being installed October 2020 at ASU Water Plant. While the ditches are open I collected images and exact location with a high accuracy GPS, EOS Arrow Gold the afternoon of 10/14/2020. The GPS worked very well in open sky, accuracy .2-.4 of an Inch; however, beside structures and under tree canopy the accuracy fell to around 6 feet After this data is imported into the GIS Portal attribution will follow from Facilities Electrical Department and Tec Support. While I was there I also collected obvious above ground structure. See below email string:Scott EggersWed, Oct 14, 1:38 PM (21 hours ago)to me, Matt, MichaelEddie,ASU Electrical shop has been installing some infrastructure at the Water Plant on Rainbow Trail for some security cameras I believe. They are in the process of backfilling the trenches now. We thought you might want to GIS those ditches for future reference. If you could do it this week while digging is fresh would be best.Edward HyleWed, Oct 14, 2:06 PM (21 hours ago)Sure, when do you need me come by, and what am I looking at?Michael GreeneWed, Oct 14, 2:22 PM (20 hours ago)to meWe are putting 2-1" PVC from entrance gate all the way around the building to the exit gate for security cameras. There is a total of about 650' of ditch. It is open as of today but we will be backfilling tomorrow. If possible, it would be best to come out early in the morning tomorrow. Call me at (828)964-1698. I will have to open the gate to let you in if you are before 8:00. Let me know if you have any questions.Edward Hylehyleea@appstate.eduWed, Oct 14, 2:26 PM (20 hours ago)to MichaelI would like to see it open I can come by in a bit.Scott EggersWed, Oct 14, 2:38 PM (20 hours ago)to me, Matt, MichaelI think anytime would work. You may want to contact Michael Greene (copied in this email) for more details as they are actually doing the work.ScottEdward Hylehyleea@appstate.edu7:00 AM (4 hours ago)to Scott, Matt, MichaelHello all,I have gotten all of the ditches located and photographed as needed. Please give me a day or so to get is data into the GIS Portal to be viewed, then we can further attribute the data further.Thanks,EddieMichael Greene6:53 AM (3 hours ago)to me10-4. Thanks EddieThe Endzone, Raven Rocks, Laurel Hill, and Thunder Hill area has been updated 10/2/2020, from an As Built .dwg converted into feature classes. This conversion was done 7/12/2019. Field work was also done to fact check some of the features, as construction continues. As more information becomes available more edits will be done. Since Raven Rocks and Thunder Hill have been completed I thought they need to be represented. I should soon receive the finalized .dwg from the contactors. This is a living feature class that is edited and updated as information becomes available. 9/28/2020Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences, College of Health Sciences These features were updated using a Bid Package 2, May 9, 2016, Page 21 C302, CERT. NO. 50417. This PDF was georeferenced, using ArcMap 10.8.1 on 9/24/2020 using known landmarks, and completed fieldwork from the fall of 2018. These updates may be changed again once the finalized DWG files are released. All associated documentation.4/15/2019Using new photography and the retaining wall feature class, as well as others, I have snapped surrounding features together as they should be. This procedure has taken sometime and I am sure I have missed some things but the vector basemap looks much cleaner now. I would have thought Rochester would have done this for us as a final draft of their services. All of the line features that should be a closed item are now. As I run across others they will be corrected as well. 3/23/2018 Updated 2/5/201812/12/17 I downloaded this Town of Boone Sidewalk layer from the town’s GIS Server. It appears this layer was created by Town of Boone GIS Department, (Chris Miller?) on 4/21/2015 no specific metadata is available. The polylines were broken at every intersection. For Appalachian State University proposes I felt we wanted whole polylines to represent sidewalks. For walking purposed it does not matter if is a sidewalk or a driveway. The main question is it safe for foot traffic. I proceeded to connect merge the polylines. Some data may have been lost combining the lines with respect to the condition of the sidewalks; however, this column appeared to be fairly sparse and the data is now over two years old. Today February the 2, 2018 I buffered the polylines to 2.5 feet since most of the Towns sidewalks are 5 feet with a .5 foot curb. The buffered lines now polygons have now been attributed and added to ASU sidewalk SDE. 10/9/2017 I edited the Greenwood Trail surface information and some added images. The path was mulch until sometime this summer when it was improved with a layer of added gravel that was roughly graded. The leaves covering the unevenly applied gravel in the path make for a less than even walking surface. This is a woods trail; I would not recommend persons that are not sure foot to use it. 3/6/2017 Editor Tracker has been added to this feature class. All of the attributes have been appropriately updated and meaningless columns omitted. However, this is a work in progress.In this dataset 219 polygons were remotely sensed, throughout the Appalachian State University’s main campus, using aerial photography. The total shape length is 207,265 feet and the area is 981,469 square feet. It would be great if this attribute dataset included when the section of sidewalk was installed, and what the current condition of that section of sidewalk is. As of 07/28/2016 there is no information about when this data was acquired.A new feature class Sidewalk_Hyle09192016 was created and completed, roughed out, on 09/21/2016. This allowed for all of the original data to stay in the Sidewalk feature class from Rochester. This new feature class better represents Appalachian State University sidewalks. All polygons have been named, classed, and condition roughly assessed. Many unnecessary polygons have been removed while many others have been created. This naming and classing of the attribute data came from memory, and viewing the 6-inch aerial photograph. There are currently 266 polygons with a total square footage of 883,702. Total square foot area of brick pavers is 252,220 square feet with 51 polygons selected, and concrete are 608,887 square feet with 208 polygons selected.Woodard & Curran, Rochester & Associates, Inc. Edward Hyle

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