Write a script that converts a CSV file to polygons.

You are given a CSV file called parcel$\_$points.csv with coordinates. The file looks as follows:

The PARCELID field indicates the parcel of interest, while the POINT$\_$X and POINT$\_$Y fields represent the

coordinates of the vertices of each parcel. Logically, the PARCELID repeats since each parcel is made up of

multiple vertices. The coordinate system for the data is $$NAD $1983$ UTM Zone $10$N$.$

Notice that the first and last vertex for each parcel are identical, i$.$e$.$ the points are coincident. There is no need to

remove one of these coincident points when creating a polygon for each parcel.

Your script needs to accomplish the following:

$$ Read the CSV file.

$$ Create a new polygon shapefile or geodatabase feature class.

$$ Add a text field called PARCEL with a meaningful length where the PARCELID values are stored.

$$ Create one polygon for each unique parcel and write the value of PARCELID to the PARCEL field

$$ Delete any unnecessary field, if applicable

Notes:

$$ you are required to use cursor objects for this script to create the polygons and add the attribute values

$$ no intermediate data should be written to disk $$ the only output should be a single polygon feature class

$$ creating the new $($empty$)$ feature class should be part of the script