The oneway=no on this section looks like it could be a mistake. It was added:
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This tower definitely looks like high voltage, but follow the line south and you reach a tower immediately behind a house, more like a minor power line

cagis shows city boundary is further east than this here; were some points erased?

3D rendering appears to be correct for F4 map, but organic maps completely ignores balconies and while I can see the different building part segments in organic maps there are no overhanging areas or bridges, as if the lower level has been expanded to occupy the whole building footprint, not just the building part.

Cannot figure out 3D rendering for Pavilion.
Building is akin to an arch, with three different heights of rooftop levels, for a total of five distinct terraced rooftop areas connected by stairs visible from above (1-2-3-2-1). Internally, building has only two areas both at ground level (either side of the quasi-arch). Area underneath center of quasi-arch is an extension of the surrounding patio area. Cannot find appropriate tags to convey these rooftop building levels as well as the stairs connecting between them and connecting them to surrounding ground level.

In the surrounding neighborhood, there are many of these masts, which are taller than the utility poles and have a ring of what almost look like speakers wrapped around the top (not just to one side like an overhead transformer). At least one of these masts/poles had a Verizon logo on the side, so maybe they are 5G mmWave/FR2 mini short range towers, or a shotspotter mic and Verizon is the transmission method? Tornado sirens I have seen are larger and on fire stations, but maybe newer sirens are smaller and in more locations? Though a wirelessly connected siren seems like a bad idea.

Since the area is otherwise very uniform (as far as house shapes an a map are concerned) these could be useful landmarks, but some additional certainty about what kind of mast they are would be helpful.

Everything I find in English (except Wikipedia) seems to use Rmeish primarily; maybe we should change that to be the primary name, and make Rmaish an alternate?

Padlocked fenced in area near this point on northeast side of trail

GPS coordinates of guidepost 39.112304, -84.431477