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Digitizing Hand-Drawn Planting Layouts

I have a scanned hand sketch of the planting layout for the [project=Elm Street pocket park] and reviewers must be abl…

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I have a scanned hand sketch of the planting layout for the [project=Elm Street pocket park] and reviewers must be able to mark changes. I can trace it in CAD or produce a cleaned PDF with vectorized elements. Recommend the fastest, defensible conversion approach that preserves intent and allows reviewers to annotate, explain the trade-offs, and give the step-by-step I should follow tonight so reviewers get a usable file by morning.
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I need to convert a hand-drawn planting layout into a shareable digital copy for reviewers.

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