Draw custom LTN boundaries, by painting blocks. #794 #821
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Still need to think through the UX of how to manage custom boundaries and incorporate them in the "browse neighborhoods" screen.
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Still need to think through the UX of how to manage custom boundaries
and incorporate them in the "browse neighborhoods" screen.
Demo:
Context here is that defining the "boundary" of a neighborhood is hugely contentious. What if people want to "merge" two adjacent LTNs? What if the OSM classification of a major road is wrong? What if the government's inclusion of some road as a major arterial road is based on historic context and should be challenged now? Should the boundary of an LTN include parks, waterways, railroads or not -- #794 (comment)?
Instead of trying to decide all of this by heuristic, just let the user paint their own boundary!
The UX is clunky right now -- after you draw a boundary, it won't be "saved" to the "browse neighborhoods" screen yet. Will think through some of that next.