Thank you for the pointer. I believe the are all fixed now.

Looks like you and I are doing similar things. I’m going through Ada County updating the cycling network because I’ve been disappointed with the cycling routes my cycling apps have been giving me. I’ve been relying on my rides on these streets, but primarily on the ACHD cycling map which was most recently updated about a month ago. https://achd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=1583f1226bbd4c46bea2d5d764895497. I has parts of Chinden designated as a high stress bicycle route, but not this section, which is why I removed it. I understand what you’re saying though and agree that 8’-10’ paths are generally considered multi-use.

No, it extends west to Cloverdale, I just haven't had time to add that section yet. And I think the tiles for the bit I missed haven't updated yet; I checked it early today and couldn't find what needs removed.

These streets are designated bike routes by the local road agency (ACHD). N Cole between Emerald and Mountain View is terrible to ride on, but OSM thinks it’s a designated bike route. I ride these roads all the time, and cycling GPS apps get really confused by N Cole and the local cycle routes that aren’t marked.

Pretty much all of it. There are actually two routes there: the Allumbaugh and Liberty routes. https://achd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=1583f1226bbd4c46bea2d5d764895497