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Id Creator Description Created at Last changed
4268566

Several nearby bike connections are shown incorrectly. 1138519886, 999222337, 999222338 should be foot paths only. They are standard sidewalks, the wider multi-use pathway that allows bikes runs along the east side of Summit Dr in this section.

Multi-use pathway visible in blue in linked image:

https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2311/files/2020/02/61edb5e3-5347-46cc-ab73-6f9ad29889bd.png

4289431

Springhill Drive now has a curbside bike lane in both directions between Sedona Drive and Summit Drive. Visible in Google Maps street and satellite views.

4513747

This is a separated cycling lane.

4322638 smithkm

Tagging Bastion Square as one big pedestrian area obscures the presence of many stairs and ramps connecting different parts of the square.

4059276 Mateusz Konieczny

node/10960875746

Is bicycle_parking=anchors really correct here? In case that it is a correct tagging - can you make photo and upload it to Wikimedia Commons or make it available on open license in other way?

I want to add it to OSM Wiki documentation and so far I was unable to find even single actually correct bicycle_parking=anchors

4289619 smithkm

This section of Cedar Hell Cross Road is taged as 30 km/hr, but https://www.saanich.ca/assets/Local~Government/Documents/Bylaws~and~Policies/streets-and-traffic-regulation-bylaw-2002-no-8382.pdf says it should be 40, need to check signs to confirm

4520283 InfiNorth

Construction underway here - new multi-unit condo/townhome

4266776 smithkm

Need to ground truth the bays and their relationships to routes. The map on the BC Transit website shows no Bay G and none on the east side of Government.

4297907 smithkm

https://www.saanich.ca/assets/Local~Government/Documents/Engineering/Cycling-%20Network.pdf shows viewmont and Mapleton as shared bikeways.

4522624 InfiNorth

Mann Avenue is not shown by any sources (including 2023 aerial imagery and 2024 bike network map https://www.saanich.ca/assets/Local~Government/Documents/Engineering/Cycling-%20Network.pdf) to have any bike infrastructure. This needs to be reviewed.