Yes. Notice that all surrounding streets have a South predirectional. I confirmed it using the county assessor map as well as a survey.

These paths do not have a name, and they already have tags reflecting that they are not for public use. Please remove them.

A lot of these roads are driveways, not tracks. Please fix them.

This is almost certainly a residential stub that hasn't been named yet.

I'm pretty sure the imagery hasn't updated since April.

way/891777260 does not exist and has never existed.

Looks like a stray node wound up in the middle of the ocean. node/7621086035

Thank you for adding these. Please expand the street suffixes (Street instead of St, Avenue instead of Ave, etc.). Thank you!

Please check name of node/9148554332. Also check names of businesses. It is likely that a name such as "General store" is just a description and the business is not really called that.

Is way/993331238 really called "null"?

Vai way/993331238 tiešām sauc par "null"?

Check node/8784020389

Haha, yeah... when I first joined OSM parking lots were the primary thing I mapped. If you look at some of my old changeset comments, you can see me lose my innocence, hope, and will to live, in that order.

These are parking aisles.

All of these buildings seem to be offset by ~2 meters.

Had not heard of that landuse tag! Will keep it in mind.

Is there really a turning lane separated by an island here? No such thing appears on aerial imagery.

According to junction=yes?uselang=en the tag should only be used if there are additional details to add. There's nothing notable about the junction, and it's misspelled and has the wrong street (should be 19th and Jackson).

Code Ninjas is spelled as two words. I don't think amenity=school is an appropriate tag for it either.

If the assessor has it as lane, seems like it's lane and the street signs have it wrong. I dunno.

None of the imagery on iD is from then. Good to know that it's ongoing though. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks!

On second look, this changeset covers a wide area. To be clear, I'm referring to the construction just north of Butterfield Creek in Herriman.