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When the Copy Features tool completes, a new layer is added to your map that<br />

contains only those commercial parcels you had selected. If you have features<br />

selected in a map or table, most geoprocessing tools will automatically only use those<br />

selected records within that tool.<br />

7. Open the Attribute table for the Commercial<strong>Pro</strong>p_near_sewer layer that was just<br />

added to your map.<br />

8. Verify the table contains the same number of records as you had selected previously.<br />

It should be approximately 18.<br />

9. Clear your selection by clicking on the Clear button in the Selection group on the<br />

MAP tab.<br />

10. Close the table.<br />

11. Turn off the sewer lines, sanitary sewer manholes, sewer_line_Buffer, and<br />

Commercial <strong>Pro</strong>perties 1 to 3 AC layers. You do not need to see those for the rest<br />

of your analysis. They might cause confusion.<br />

12. Save your project.<br />

Step 3 – determining how much of each commercial property is in the<br />

floodplain<br />

Now that you have selected the commercial properties that are the required size and that<br />

are near the city’s sewer system, it is time to calculate how much area of each of those<br />

parcels is within the floodplain. To do that, you will union the new layer you just created<br />

with the floodplains.<br />

This will create a new layer that will split each commercial property into the part that is in<br />

the floodplain and that which is not:<br />

1. Using skills you have already learned, open the attribute tables for both the<br />

Commercial<strong>Pro</strong>p_near_sewer and Floodplains layers. Take a moment to review<br />

what fields are located in each table and some of the values they contain. This will<br />

better help you understand the results produced by the Union tool.<br />

2. Close the tables.<br />

3. Click on the ANALYSIS tab in the ribbon.

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