I'm sure you already know this, but Daybreak, being an HOA, has a list of trees they plant, so if it's not on the list, they probably didn't plant them. Here is the list if you didn't have it already. https://cms8.revize.com/revize/daybreak/Daybreak%20Community%20Association/design%20review/DaybreakRecommendedPlants2023.pdf

Okay, I think I fixed it, I implemented your recommended changes.

Haha well, when it comes to the canal road the answer is this... it depends on which city it passes through, each city has different rules on the canal roads. So no issue if it seems confusing.

Yes, that is correct, that is what I assumed you were referring to.

If you look at a June 2021 aerial imagery you will see it, and even Google has some of the roads listed. The project was upset when Olympia Hills to its north was being approved by the county. However, construction is moving forward.

No, it's currently under construction right now. However some of the roads have changed, and a park has been added.

If you are referring to the turn restrictions they no longer apply, 114th use to be a roundabout but it was removed when the Bangerter highway interchange was installed. As a result, it no longer should have the round about restrictions.

I'm not sure what you mean by lokal mapper or help use? I am a local to the area, these interchanges have been severely redone to the point they almost don't resemble what they use to, I'm not sure what issue I created? Couldn't you simply just add it back if you know what it is?

No problem, I just saw it hadn't been done yet and was announced so I thought I would update it. We beat Google, they don't even know yet!

Don't worry about it too much as the map is out of date but these buildings were demolished to make way for the Taylorsville Utah Temple (LDS). They no longer exist. So don't worry about it to much just thought I would tell you I already fixed it.

...some buildings particularly on the blocks north of here, whose homes aren't even on the map. Downtown is also not labeled correctly on many structures, and many labels are wrong. This area around temple square could use some T.L.C..

Fixed!

Sure I have a newer updated 2020 map I will fix it.

I honestly have no idea what this conversation is about, but water type Pokemon are the most common type of Pokemon but only spawn near water. So some PoGo players flood there houses to increase their chances.