OSM object Notes field way too small (:-( for important sources:
• https://inside.com/campaigns/inside-electric-vehicles-2020-12-02-25491/sections/216178
• https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/article/751282 - site address, map
• https://www.freightwaves.com/news/truck-focused-electric-island-charging-site-opens-in-portland-oregon
• https://electrek.co/2021/04/21/daimler-electric-truck-charging-station/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6qlbMr2L8g
New electric vehicle charging station on Swan Island
- KGW News

neither Bing sat nor Mapillary show bridge structure

conspicuously absent - especially when adding cattle guard and pedestrian gate - much fencing. as noted elsewhere, it would be insane waste of time to try to enter this by hand if CBOSMP GIS already has this data

reconstruction area 2019 through Aug. 2020: Centennial Trail/Skunk Creek bridge installed, bike/ped overpass removed, underpass construction on both sides, Park East Park detour: new concrete path on south side connects to existing concrete path. Official info: https://bouldercolorado.gov/transportation/foothills-parkway-bicycle-and-pedestrian-underpass

will have some Mapillary images. accurate GPS tracks would be useful.

until someone gets Mapillary or OpenStreetCam images, here's a drive-through video I found: https://youtu.be/xh0p28eFEpQ?t=77

there should be bridge here. unable to break trail line to add wood bridge section. (OSM bug, bad user interface/user confusion?) Mapillary: https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/S7zt2gRWoj1qTaNmD1RbcQ

RTD stop 33743 is not in the middle of the parking garage!

RTD 228 bus doesn't run on SBR west of Via Appia; it used to be part of a loop (McCaslin/SBR/Via Appia). 228 runs north (and south) on Via Appia to/from SBR, turns right/east, somehow ends up on Garfield facing north. Modifying bus route seems like OSM expert task.

Spring/summer 2019: wholesale tree removal, channel rerouted, rebuilt; crusher fines trail now concrete. accurate GPS track of new path necessary, at least until new sat image data. actual drainage track could be useful. curious to see how long til any aerial image set updated.

dog park access is two adjacent transition corrals: two sets of two gates - not just footpath