Public mapping tools to assist the public in drawing maps will be available soon. There are different tools for different purposes, and for different levels of technical skill and interest.
A variety of map-drawing tools will be available:
1. Paper-only maps for those without internet access or who prefer paper
Tools needed:
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- Public Participation Kit –
- Alternatively, submit any form of hand-drawn map that identifies street names
- Submit maps to redistricting@chinohills.org
2. Paper maps with a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to calculate population totals
Tools needed:
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- Public Participation Kit – Paper Map w/ Population ID#s (English)
- Public Participation Kit – Excel Spreadsheet (English)
- Public Participation Kit – Paper Map w/ Population ID#s (Spanish)
- Public Participation Kit – Excel Spreadsheet (Spanish)
- Public Participation Kit – Paper Map w/ Population ID#s (Simplified Chinese)
- Public Participation Kit – Excel Spreadsheet (Simplified Chinese)
- Submit maps to redistricting@chinohills.org
3. A simple online map drawing tool to easily draw neighborhoods or communities of interest: Dave’s Redistricting App is an easy-to-use map drawing tool to create and submit redistricting maps.
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- Link to online mapping tool Chino Hills Map (right click on the map link to open the map in a new tab)
- Sign Up for DRA 2020
- Read DRA 2020 User Guide
- Select a map to start from and click “Duplicate.” The site will take you to your personal “My Maps” list and your map will show (be patient, this takes a few seconds). Rename your map keeping “Chino Hills” in the title. Click “Edit” to begin drawing/editing. When finished, go back to “My Maps,” select your map, and choose “Publish.” (You may adjust the title and description before you submit.) Send an email to redistricting@chinohills.org notifying that your plan is published (please include your plan name).
After you submit your map, the demographic consultants will generate the population and other demographic details for your proposed map. Maps can be viewed on the Draft Maps page or on the Interactive Review Map.