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Interactive Zoning Map & Digital Zoning Code
Merjek, Inc.
Merjek ZoningMap is a frontend demonstration for the ABC County Zoning Map Upgrade and Zoning Code Digitization. It does not read or write county systems.
Step 1
Open Parcel Search and type 123 Main Street or DEMO-001. The record is C-2 Neighborhood Commercial, 12,500 sq ft, with no overlay.
Open parcel searchStep 2
The map draws synthetic parcels on a Memphis basemap. Choosing the parcel highlights it and opens the information panel.
Open 123 Main Street on the mapStep 3
The parcel page lists permitted and conditional uses. Outdoor dining is conditional. Case ZC-2026-0142 is the sample special use permit.
Open the parcel recordStep 4
View applicable code opens Section 2.2. From there, linked terms such as conditional use, setback, and special use permit jump to their sections. The district filter narrows the tree to one district.
Open Section 2.2Step 5
On the map, select 123 Main Street, choose 1,000 ft, and download fictional owner or resident labels. Combined output adds a current-resident label only when the sample mailing address differs from the property address.
Open the radius toolStep 6
On the parcel page, the scenario model compares a proposed use and standards with the sample district. Public Inquiry saves a fictional question for the staff inbox.
Open the scenario modelStep 7
Administration includes the draft-to-publish workflow, public notices, map-layer visibility, a data-quality queue, and the audit log. Turning a notice on shows it across the public pages.
Open administrationThe proposal asks for a public experience that works in a desktop, tablet, or mobile browser. Mobile review opens each page live inside a 390-pixel phone frame.
Open mobile reviewThe map, parcel search, zoning code, cases, and inquiry form are the public interface. Administration, reports, and settings open after a staff or administrator signs in. Sample accounts are listed on the sign-in page, and every one uses the password demo123.
Open staff sign inIt does not authenticate users, store data on a server, or call an assessor, GIS, or permitting API. Layer toggles, code status, and notification state remain in the browser. A production system would replace the local records with the County’s authoritative parcels, ordinances, and case files.