Add and update scripts, finished Sumter

README.md

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 ## Data
 
-Lake County: https://c.lakecountyfl.gov/ftp/GIS/GisDownloads/Shapefiles/
-Sumter GIS is via emailing their GIS team and accessing their Dropbox.
+- Lake County Streets and Address Points: https://c.lakecountyfl.gov/ftp/GIS/GisDownloads/Shapefiles/
+- Sumter GIS Road Centerlines, Addresses, and Multi Modal Trails is via emailing their GIS team and accessing their Dropbox (https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/67nh5y8e42tr2kzdmmcg4/AAsF7Ay0MRUN-e_Ajlh5yWQ?rlkey=h6u606av0d2zkszk9lm3qijlt&e=1&st=7j7i94f8&dl=0)
 
 ## Instructions
 
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 ### For Sumter County:
 
+* Always use the Filter with Form function to Select all entries with `"LIFECYCLE"='Current'`
 * For roads:
   * `NAME` becomes the virtual `name` via the `title(formatstreet("NAME"))`
   * `SpeedLimit` becomes the virtual `maxspeed` via `concat("SpeedLimit",' mph')`
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   * `POST_CODE` becomes `addr:postcode` (or `addr:postc` temporarily) as an integer
   * Manually add `addr:state` = `'FL'`
 * For multi-modal trails (golf cart paths):
+  * Download all highway=path and highway=cycleway with golf_cart=yes for comparison
+  * Omit `Part_of_Ro`=`Yes` as separate paths; apply golf cart tagging to the streets directly.
   * `bicycle=yes`
   * `foot=yes`
   * `golf=cartpath`
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   * `motor_vehicle=no`
   * `segregated=no`
   * `surface=asphalt`
-* Use the Filter with Form function to Select all entries with `"LIFECYCLE"='Current'`
 
 ### For Lake County:
 
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 * Export to Geojson, only exporting **selected** entries, **selecting only the OSM-formatted fields we want**.
 * Here you can rename temporary columns like `addr:house` to `addr:housenumber`.
 * Ensure the export file is in the `EPSG:4326 - WGS84` CRS.
-* Open in JSOM. It's suggested to begin with roads first, addresses second, so the addresses can be placed in context.
+* Open in JOSM. It's suggested to begin with roads first, addresses second, so the addresses can be placed in context.
 * In the Roads dataset, select and remove all relations from the geojson/shapefile layer: the data often has one relation per road and this is improper for OSM import.
 * Select a small region to work on: one neighborhood or smaller. For this import, we are assuming that only newly-constructed small residential areas will be imported, not main roads or commercial areas or areas with significant existing map data.
 * Download the area you're working on from OSM, into a new Data Layer (not your geojson layer.)