I'd guess it is an ecofriendly home goods shop. I'll update the tags.

https://docs.fs.illinois.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/UI-Campus-Map-GIS_148.pdf

Might be better to tag features as recently demolished (e.g. demolished:highway=unclassified) rather than delete them. Someone might accidentally re-add them while they still show up in the satellite imagery.

Thanks! landuse=grass has been way overused in Champaign-Urbana.

Why is one side named 'High Cross Road' and the other name 'South High Cross Road'?

Is it compacted gravel? If so, surface=compacted is more specific.

Is Pentus using the entire building? Last I checked this was a strip mall with multiple tenants.

Building footprints can be imported from ESRI, Bing, or RapID, usually much more easily than doing it manually.

There is a separate key ownership=private (ownership=*) to denote private ownership. ownership=private doesn't necessarily imply access=private

Is there anything actually preventing the general public from accessing these streets? Would access=permissive be more appropriate?

I haven't been to Angler's Lake in a while. What changes did the Bloomington Park District make?

"In addition, this classification (primary) should be used for less-important alternative routes to inter-city connections tagged highway=motorway|trunk" osm.wiki/United_States/2021_Highway_Classification_Guidance#Primary

Seems to support keeping it at primary, no?

Why do you prefer leisure=park over leisure=nature_preserve? I had tagged it leisure=nature_preserve because "Nature Reserve" and "Conservation Area" are in its names.

I had demoted it because it doesn't appear to me to be an important interconnecting road. Despite being a county highway, to me it looks like it essentially only serves local traffic.

informal=yes can be used to mark desire paths.

Should these be mapped as golf cart paths rather than service roads?

Maybe move to the description.

Thanks!

Has the town/city added signage or road markings to these streets that indicate shared lanes?

What is so special about US 24 that it warrants trunk road classification all the way to Indiana?