Getir definitely pulled out of that building. I did not change anything else related to Getir.

Yes. He mentioned the bike batteries and I believe there was a photo in the West Side Rag of a wire rack set up as a charging system.

So its no longer a dark store unless another one moves in. Terence also told me, that Getir had been gotten penalties or something from FDNY for lack of a sprinkler system.

It is strange. I never much thought about it as I'm rarely on that stretch of Broadway, but Terence came over to me yesterday while I was planting flowers in tree beds on 102nd between WEA and Broadway to tell me about it and how he had picked up all the trash they and sanitation left.

I was told it was closed and an article in the NYT confirmed that Getir had closed all its US stores as of May 1.
Also the guy that told me it was empty, threw out all the trash they left behind in front of the store.

good catch. I thought the mark was referring to the street. Its most definitely concrete. Will fix.

I found it. I must have been looking at the roadway. I added a description. Its like the Sidney Bridge which according to Google is iconic, but then there were things also called arch bridges that had the arches beneath the bridge.

I thought I marked it as such but cannot find it. I really thought I matched up some photo other than surface=concrete. Which tag? Now that I see the differences it may be neither. Its a big arch or two with cables holding up the roadway.

I have to look up truss and arch. I was just matching the photos StreetComplete offered me as I walked over the bridge and the one I chose matched. No time now to deal with this. Will look in a few days as I have to do so on mobile phone. Limited access to computer.

I fixed addr:street (basing the value on the building to the right of it) and removed the link. Yes. its a weird website. It promises to define a community garden but doesn't.

I heard at a community meeting that these shops bring fast cars and a nasty element to the area. Couple this with federal regs that require them to be a cash business. The result is that they are a prime target for burglaries with guns. The police presence is not surprising. There was a big discussion on the proper tagging of these shops on the US Slack group.

Done.

Agreed. Should the tag be removed or just replaced with something like koi:wikidata?

I'll remove support=ground and replace it with support=pole.
I interpreted the fixture as the pole but I suppose its not.

I will be here on April 25, 2024 and take many photos to add to features.

I removed the crossing tags and there were no complaints from iD.

I was following guidance from landuse=traffic_island

Previously there were warnings and suggestions which included traffic_calming and I felt this had nothing to do with traffic calming.

Thanks. Will check it out.

I've since modified it, removing the surface tag (I agree it was weird), changed the feature to a footpath from steps. Its all based loosely on way/1221117506 with some exceptions as the latter is in NZ and this is not. Also, I don't think mooring is appropriate. The dock functions as a mooring but not the ramp.

material=aluminum and surface=* was the advice from someone on the community forum. They said that while the ramp was aluminum the surface could be anything. In this case its a non-slip rubber mat. I suppose that tag could be removed. I wrote about the non-slip rubber mat in the description and as someone on the US Slack said gangway will confuse them, I'll just remove that tag. Bottom line. I have to go there again anyway.

Yes. Its a common mistake I make and I usually catch it. I always check that the link works before I close it out.