A user finds that a streets layer draws elevated above the ground in ArcGIS Pro. What should they do to fix the problem?

To resolve the issue of a streets layer appearing elevated above the ground in ArcGIS Pro, accessing the Scene Properties and then the Elevation Surface tab is the most appropriate action. This tab allows users to manage how layers are displayed in relation to various elevation surfaces, such as the terrain.

By selecting the Elevation Surface tab, the user can check the settings that influence how the streets layer interacts with the 3D surface. They can modify the elevation settings to ensure that the layer properly aligns with the ground level, which is crucial for accurate visualization in 3D scenes.

Adjustments in this section can include specifying whether the layer should be draped on a specific surface or fixed to a certain elevation. Thus, using this option directly addresses the issue of elevation discrepancies for 3D visualization.

Other options might involve general settings or unrelated parameters that would not specifically remedy the elevation issue of scene layers.