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Decide how to treat ambiguous boundary claims on maps and issue formal notes explaining the chosen interpretation.
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Execute — do the immediate task
+Draft and attach formal notes to [document=AmbiguousBoundary_Rd5.pdf] explaining how I resolved…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Draft and attach formal notes to [document=AmbiguousBoundary_Rd5.pdf] explaining how I resolved ambiguous boundary claims on maps, then save the document with the explanatory footer for circulation.
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Improve — make it easier to accept
+Explain the chosen interpretation clearly so it stands up to review: in…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Explain the chosen interpretation clearly so it stands up to review: in [document=AmbiguousBoundary_Rd5.pdf] add callouts on disputed parcels describing the ambiguity, state the evidence used and why certain claims were preferred, attach a one-page formal note with legal reference and reviewer guidance, and add a footer line naming the [decision owner] and [date] so future reviewers know who to query.
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