@TylerMatteo commit f513c4a44751497b48a6926a3047da2b1ead9ec9 has geospatial data.

The steps to interact with data:
Preamble: update your .env with the sample.env variables

1. Spin up the zoning api docker compose from the data-flow branch
   • This is necessary because it creates a data share network that data-flow depends on
2. Spin up the data flow docker compose
   • be sure to build because the dockerfile now install gdal
3. Download the four sources and place them in the project root
   • commitments source csv
   • projects source csv
   • projects points shp
   • projects polygon shp
4. Copy the csv files into the db container
   • docker compose cp cpdb_planned_commitments_23adopt.csv db:var/lib/postgresql/data
   • docker compose cp cpdb_projects_23adopt.csv db:var/lib/postgresql/data
5. Copy the shp files into the runner container
   • docker compose cp cpdb_projects_poly_23adopt runner:.
   • docker compose cp cpdb_projects_pts_23adopt runner:.
6. Load the shp files into their tables
   • UPDATE: Before running this step, run the postgis EXTENSION sql from the sql/commitments.sql file in pgadmin. Otherwise, the spatial data will be errant.
   • start a terminal session in the runner container docker compose exec -it runner bash
   • from the terminal session, run each command in the bash/import-project.sh file (I didn't actually make it a bash script. So, copy and paste to the terminal is required)
7. Run the sql/commitments.sql file in pgadmin

Do this!
ogr2ogr -nln city_council_districts_source Pg:"dbname=$BUILD_ENGINE_DB host=$BUILD_ENGINE_HOST user=$BUILD_ENGINE_USER port=$BUILD_ENGINE_PORT" nycc_24b -lco precision=NO -lco GEOMETRY_NAME=geom -nlt PROMOTE_TO_MULTI