June 28, 2026v1.9Shipped in fa7b861 (#31)
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Surrounding parcels & the new Site Sketch editor

This release adds context around the parcel you’re studying — neighboring lots and jurisdiction details — and reworks site planning into a dedicated, save-able Site Sketch editor.

Highlights

  • Surrounding parcels — neighboring lots now render around the parcel you’re viewing, so you can read a property in the context of its block instead of in isolation.
  • Site Sketch — the old Site Plan tab is now a full-page Site Sketch editor you can save directly to a property and come back to later.
  • Jurisdiction Info — a new panel tells you which jurisdiction governs a parcel and draws its county boundary on the map.

Surrounding parcels

SiteFacts now loads the parcels around the one you’re looking at and draws them on the map. Hover a neighbor to highlight it, or click to make it the active parcel — handy for walking a block, checking adjacency, or comparing nearby lots without searching each address.

Parcel boundaries are sourced from an expanded data set with an automatic fallback, so boundaries resolve more often and missing-boundary cases are flagged clearly instead of failing silently.

Surrounding parcels drawn around the active parcel, with one neighbor highlighted on hover.

The new Site Sketch editor

The Site Plan tab has been renamed and rebuilt as Site Sketch, a focused full-page editor. You can now:

  • Save a sketch to a property and reopen it later — sketches are no longer trapped in a single report view.
  • Choose landscape or portrait page orientation for the output.
  • Render in greyscale for clean, print-friendly site sketches.
  • Toggle existing structures to show neighboring buildings for context.
  • Preview, rename, and manage your saved sketches in one place.
The full-page Site Sketch editor with a sketch being saved to a property.

Site Sketch is a paid feature. Locked workspaces see a preview of the tab with an upgrade prompt.

Jurisdiction info

A new Jurisdiction Info panel surfaces the governing jurisdiction for a parcel and draws the surrounding county boundary as an overlay, so you can see at a glance which authority’s rules apply.

The Jurisdiction Info panel open beside a parcel, with the county boundary overlay shown.

More overlays & fixes

  • New optional flood-zone and wetlands vector overlays for screening environmental constraints.
  • Unaddressed parcels now show a readable “TBD” road-name fallback instead of a blank or cryptic label.
  • Map interaction fixes: resize/rotate handles take priority over map panning while editing, and selecting a surrounding parcel no longer disturbs your current session.
Flood-zone and wetlands overlays enabled on a parcel.