Click a jurisdiction on the map for its permitting

Clicking any drawn city or county opens a modal with that jurisdiction's permitting.

What it is

Click handlers on the county, city and multi-city data layers. City features sit above county features by zIndex, so clicking inside a city opens the city and clicking county land outside every city opens the county. The modal shows the same answer card, or the not-collected card, and repeats the decision-support disclaimer.

Also called: click the map for permit rules · tap a city on the map

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Click a jurisdiction on the map for its permitting
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A modal over the map headed 'Lawrence, KS' with the full answer card inside. PermitCheckPanel.tsx `onFeatureClick` + portal. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1The clicked feature's GEOID decides the call: a 7-digit place GEOID or a 5-digit county GEOID
  2. 2permitByFips is called with the right pair
  3. 3The modal is portaled above everything so a transformed ancestor cannot clip it
  4. 4A stale response is discarded if the label changed while it was in flight
Why we built it

Once the borders are drawn, the map is the natural index — a rep comparing two adjacent jurisdictions should not have to go back to a dropdown. The zIndex ordering encodes the governance rule directly into the click target.

The problem
  • Checking a neighbouring jurisdiction means restarting the search
  • The map is decorative rather than usable
Sound familiar?
What you get
Any drawn jurisdiction is one click from its rule
The click target matches who actually governs

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