This is how I'd do it—not sure if the building itself needs access and wheelchair tags though

Suffixes were not properly expanded, such as way/636397822

You did not properly expand the street suffixes. See, for example, way/311702540

You did not properly expand the suffixes. See, for example, way/470414718

No Patrick, Burger King is not a state. way/719066610/history/3

I have fixed a half dozen bad values of addr:state added from ATP data. What's weird is that the website gives the right state. Maybe the web spider has a bug. (Ha.)

I admire your dedication. It is far easier to find preliminary and final plats in Ada County.

Where do you get plats for Middleton?

Worth noting that some other cities have regional consensus to name sidewalks, so make sure to keep an eye on them if you decide to map elsewhere.

I don't think you should add addresses to the POI inside supermarkets, since they don't have their own addresses. Not only that, the addresses in ATP don't even match the store's address in many cases. Here: node/9646713142 the street is South Federal Way.

I have already cleaned up several other POI because of this.

There is no swimming pool at all, it's just a Pokémon Go player vandalizing the map.

Thank you for correcting. I found this while checking weird addr:state values.

addr:state=CA in Tennessee? I don't think so.

Instead of blindly fixing, you should check and see if it is an SEO spammer adding a restaurant in California over one in Wisconsin

The editor has used the key op=* instead of operator=* like you described.

Testing whether they can get away with Pokévandalism.

Check "Barbara Streept" way/761871693

The phone number should not be present on the building at the landfill. Just the site is fine. way/878532523

node/151665134 is in the wrong state entirely and should just be deleted.

Five hours, once a year. Not so bad.

These are obviously residential.