The row of bollards in the median has been shortened so it no longer blocks any turns, but one of the two previously blocked turns is now prohibited by a sign. Based on the documentation I found, I was unsure whether it's better to map the shortened row of bollards or map the road as undivided again to simplify the data since the bollards make no practical difference as far as I can tell. I went with the second approach but have no objection to other mappers switching to the first. So this changeset is mostly equivalent to a revert of changeset/174737617 followed by the addition of the turn restriction.

Re my change to the Ritchie Center boundary to include the eastern building: I couldn't figure out why it was excluded before on OSM. I didn't find unequivocal evidence either way, so I'm presuming it's included based on the parking lot layout with signs for Ritchie Center parking restrictions at all the entrances and no signs for different parking restrictions around this one building.

Should have "survey:date=2025-11-30 through 2026-04-03".

Signs confirm that "Montrose Shopping Center" includes the southeast building and the west side of the west building.

The Mapillary photo shows a turn restriction without the "except buses"; I assume that was added after the photo was taken. I was still able to use Mapillary to confirm everything else about the turn restriction.

I tagged these ways as crossings in changeset/104519460 as a hack to ensure that pedestrian routers would consider them, since I was unfamiliar with the handling of driveways. After recent research, I believe tagging the ways as driveways is more accurate and probably just as functional for routing.

Forgot source = shop web pages

This changeset messed up the turn restrictions at Wootton Parkway & Fleet Street, though some popular routers were still able to guess what was intended. I fixed the turn restrictions in changeset/173815915 .

I'm guessing the error was caused by TIGER misalignment (osm.wiki/TIGER_fixup/Alignment) and the TIGER tags were intended to apply to the northern way, so I moved the TIGER tags rather than just deleting them, FWIW.

Note: For several existing shops, I changed the addr:city to match the address shown on the shop's web site, according to the guidance at addr:city=*#United_States .

The area probably needs more work, but this should at least stop car routers from trivially bypassing the barrier I just added in changeset/173466895.

Oops, forgot survey:date=2025-10-09

The entry restrictions at East Jefferson Street are mapped separately. In a survey, I saw no evidence of an access restriction along the segment of Rollins Avenue.

I think this restriction was left over from the temporary closure of westbound Randolph Road in 2021-2022. I have on hand a track from 2025-08-02 that shows that I took the turn in question; I think that's sufficient evidence that it's no longer restricted.

Addendum to the source tag: I consulted aerial imagery for a general sense of scale, not to trace the actual new geometry (the images I could find hadn't updated yet). The imagery might have been any of the following: Esri World Imagery; Esri World Imagery (Clarity) Beta; Bing.

I also consulted Esri World Imagery to try to refine the location, so that should be a source too.

Correction to changeset message: I don't remember whether the bookcase belongs to 10 or 11 Scotch Mist Court. The location is approximately correct from GPS (I guess I should have added that as a source).

Re unknown246: I agree it seems bizarre for someone to reference CPAP in their user profile. But shaming a medical condition on OSM seems uncalled for, if that was indeed what you meant. As it happens, I currently use a CPAP. I too am frustrated to have to spend time dealing with this vandalism rather than just contributing to the map, but let's find some other way to express it.

DWG has blocked cpapdaddy (osm.org/user_blocks/18566) and I've reverted the remaining changesets except for the stream names (I leave it to others to decide about those). I'll be watching in case similar vandalism comes from another user account.

While I can't immediately prove this edit is incorrect, I consider that it risks "bringing the project into disrepute" per osm.wiki/Vandalism and cpapdaddy has shown bad faith elsewhere, so I've gone ahead and reverted it in changeset/170269180 .