Site changes
September 22, 2026 — Survey results map and a grouped menu
The menu bar now groups every page under Home, Tower, Forest, Survey and Project, with drop-down lists on a computer and a Menu button on a phone, so the results map and every other page is one tap from anywhere. The menu’s contents live in one small file (src/_data/nav.json), so adding a page to it is a one-line edit.
Added the survey results map: every numbered plot drawn on Eli’s aerial image and colored from bright red (no live trees) through yellow to bright green (fully stocked), with per-acre totals, a plot table and each plot’s record on tap. It reads the counts spreadsheet exported from the field app; Eli’s September 22 export is published alongside it, with Dave’s confirmation that plot 26-P05 held no live trees. Linked from the home, survey and numbered-plots pages.
September 7, 2026 — Septic record, redwood survey and water planning
Recovered Eli’s eighteen septic photos and the 18-page fillable survey packet. Added the clear-cut/redwood history, first-time survey instructions, phone guide and replacement workflow. Corrected the survey worksheet layout and backup guidance; retained its provisional maps. Updated septic, water, schedule, home, forest, photos and permit references to distinguish installed work from testing/inspection still ahead. No measured survival result or construction-ready pump design is claimed.
Earlier changes
Every change to kraemertower.org is recorded here. Team edits come from someone using the Suggest-an-edit button; Infrastructure changes are technical updates to how the site itself works. Both lists are collapsed below — click to expand.
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How this works
Every edit to the site is a commit in GitHub. The list above pulls the most recent ~100 commits and groups them:
- Team edits are commits the AI made on behalf of someone using the Suggest-an-edit button.
- Infrastructure changes are commits Cowork (the project’s AI builder) makes directly — things like adding new pages, fixing layout, tuning the contribute pipeline.
If you want the deeper view, every entry links to the full commit on GitHub, where you can see exactly what changed in the file.