That makes sense, I agree that the unique curbs/tactile paving justify separate ways here. Thanks!

This is quite late but I'm curious if it's preferred to map these crossings with a single way tagged with `segregated=yes`, given that there's no physical separation

I've mapped similar crossings (i.e. way/1372493450) with `path=crossing` + `crossing:markings=dots;ladder`, my main hesitation is including multiple marking values since this doesn't differentiate between the cycle and pedestrian ways, nor is it clear that the markings are unique (as opposed to combined as the wiki suggests for multiple semicolon-delimited values) for each mode of transport

...at Bruce Power, large bbox is from editing Lake Huron!

Hi, splitting this roundabout broke PTv2 relations for route 78 -- I've fixed them up here: changeset/174491103

Please make sure routes are intact after editing them! Thanks

...at Bruce NGS

Hi! It looks like you accidentally tagged this as `highway=junction=roundabout`, I've corrected this in changeset/166671349

resolves note/4018276

resolves note/3854106

resolves note/4288202

locations not tagged with wikidata were checked manually with street-level imagery to make sure they were in fact Peavey Mart Q7158483 locations

Hi! It looks like you accidentally glued a node from the address interpolation to the sidewalk crossing

The park and retail plaza have addresses tagged independantly, so I've deleted the interpolation here: changeset/165825964
Thanks :)

Corrected in changeset/165783140

This did not fix anything, please don't add incorrect data only to silence validator warnings

The service way passes *under* part of the building, not over it

Hi, map_type=yes (node/984504395) doesn't look useful to me, might one of the values from the wiki fit here map_type=* ?

Thanks!

JOSM's validator doesn't warn about invalid ways like this -- see the OSM World Discord server for more info: https://canary.discord.com/channels/413070382636072960/782593988611014676/1363168377669030070

closes note/4719021

Hi, are these really named works of art? I couldn't find anything on the web with these names
I've moved the `name=`s to `description=` tags instead for now, since the former is meant for the primary name of a feature: name=*

thanks!

Hi, welcome to OSM!

These are not really parks in the OSM sense: leisure=park -- the area alongside the Iron Horse Trail is a parking lot instead
I've gone ahead and fixed those issues here, along with some other cleanup: changeset/165052793

happy mapping! :)

Hi, I noticed Esri World Clarity has a pretty clear view of these paths taken in 2022, you might like to trace them out more accurately

happy mapping :-)

I'm quite sure it's a mix of =commercial and =retail, judging from the parking and pedestrian arrangement, but not sure on exact boundaries

I know there's a SleepCountry retail location in one of these units (not listed on their store locator). I believe the other units are mostly vacant, having passed by on Homer-Watson Blvd. every so often