You will use a couple of methods to create the rights-of-way. We will start by using the Bufferediting tool. Then, you will use the Trace tool.
First, you will create the right-of-way for Oak Place. This road has a 50 foot right-of-way, meaning the right-of-way goes 25 feet from either side of the centerline. This makes it a perfect candidate to use the Buffer editing tool.
ArcGIS Pro, like the older ArcMap application, contains multiple tools named Buffer. There is one editing tool and several geoprocessing tools in the older ArcMap application. There are two primary differences between the editing tool and the geoprocessing tools.
The first is that the editing tool will create new features only in existing layers already on the map, whereas the geoprocessing tools will create completely new layers/feature classes. The second primary difference is that the geoprocessing buffer tools only create...