Table 3.1 shows “must not overlap” as a topology rule for polygon features. Provide an example from your discipline that can benefit from enforcement of this topology rule.

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TABLE 3.1 Feature Type Polygon Line Point Topology Rules in the Geodatabase Rule Must be larger than cluster tolerance, must not overlap, must not have gaps, must not overlap with, must be covered by feature class of, must cover each other, must be covered by, boundary must be covered by, area boundary must be covered by boundary of, contains point, and contains one point Must be larger than cluster tolerance, must not overlap, must not intersect, must not intersect with, must not have dangles, must not have pseudo-nodes, must not intersect or touch interior, must not intersect or touch interior with, must not overlap with, must be covered by feature class of, must be covered by boundary of, must be inside, end point must be covered by, must not self- overlap, must not self-intersect, and must be single part Must be coincident with, must be disjoint, must be covered by boundary of, must be properly inside polygons, must be covered by end point of, and must be covered by line