way/937985511 should be split further, as some segments are on bridges and should have layer tag.

Also added a bunch of survey data from previous visits.

188th Street/Orillia Road, not I-405

The value might be appropriate for an operator tag or some other tag I've overlooked. changeset/46719320 has most of the ref tag introductions.

These bollards should be on the grass, not the road!

I see. Thanks also for including old_name in your edits!

Thank you!

Oops! It's the RAM that changed to a Red Robin, not the Black Angus!

source: parked at Black Angus right now and I can see the Red Robin next to the "Courtyard" hotel.

It looks like the bollards might've gotten uploaded with [nearly] the same latitude instead of surrounding the pipe-shaped hydrant. If so, that should be corrected.

Definitely need to revert the two maxspeeds.

At least ways 788344891 and 788344901 appear (at ground level) to be shoulders, not footways. Is there some indication I'm not seeing that would make them footways instead of shoulders?

Thank you for adding the old_name tags!

A minor request: when you do the name changes, could you please put the former name in an "old_name" value? It potentially helps people searching for a shop they used to use that maybe hadn't changed much.

Thanks for resolving these, I (obviously) never seem to get around to them.

Oops, I meant "25 mph, not 25 km/hour."

Sorry for not seeing this earlier, it has both. The service ways to the north east (739900702 and 739900707) are service=drive-through, and the building=roof to the west (691057664) is for pulling in to the drive-in.

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(or point to an explanation; I'm guessing there's *some* precedent)

Could you explain why you removed the landuse tags? From what I can see, the polygons from which you removed the landuse tags aren't enclosed within larger polygons that have landuse tags.

Er, Sports Authority, not Sports Outlet.

Is this a FedExOffice (and a different type of business) or is it a sports shop (and a name other than SkiBonkers, formerly Sports Outlet)? I don't think it can be both.