Also edited highway names.

Also reclassified a service road as residential based on its function and continuity.

Also edited intersection geometry.

Also edited a highway name.

Also added a residential road with vehicle restrictions.

This was a changeset comment from my previous changeset - In this changeset I actually edited a street name and street addresses and added a bank.

Source should include eThekwini Municipality GIS Department.

I also added a oneway tag.

Also added a bank.

This was actually for #Kaart-283.

Also added crossings and edited way geometry.

Also removed a duplicated building.

Also added service roads with surface types.

Also edited a street name and added an English street name.

Also added a residential road.

Also added two service roads.

Also reclassified a living street as a service way with the service being a driveway.

Changeset should read "București, Romania. #Kaart Ground Survey 2019" instead of Sofia, Bulgaria...

Hi saintam1,

My thinking behind changing many of these surface types to paving_stones was because of the stones' uniformity, whereas cobblestone is made from natural, uncut stones. I agree with you though that the areas where it is clear that the stone is natural and cut that this would match the definition on the wiki, so I have changed those roads from paving_stones to sett. However, on Sofia’s beautiful yellow roads and the other roads I did not change to sett, I believe that the surface type would still be paving_stones because they are manmade, uniform brick. I am happy to discuss this further if you believe this is incorrect. Thank you again for helping to improve the map!

Thank you for taking the time to point this out to me! The two tags seem very similar but I appreciate knowing now that they are not identical. I believe I have now added the postal_code tags back to the all of the buildings and address points I removed them from. Again, thanks for letting me know about this practice in Sofia.