Sorry. Thank you for fixing. Is there still some info that needs fixing?

I did get some of the data from from various locations including Trailforks. I will gladly fix. Is there a map or website that is completely correct that I can use to correct my mistakes?

Yes, it is fixed.

Yes. I had contacted the city clerk to verify it before I added it to the map because it did sound unusual. She said that the city owns the land and it is a park for the public to use. It is not a formal park yet but it is a park though according to them. There is a sign there as well calling it "The Dump". It is a public boat launch/park/composting dump all on a parcel the city owns.

Thanks for catching. I must have grabbed a node instead of the map when I wanted to move the map. Fixed.

When I was down there a few weeks ago the path looked paved the entire way but was blocked off still. Why can't a path be not-under-construction, but blocked off for some other reason. For instance we had a path that was finished in Walled Lake area be blocked off for a year after they finished the path and new bridge, because the city wanted to open it with a ceremonial ribbon cutting. I am not sure what you don't like about my work here. Would you care to elaborate? I will of course fix something if I made a mistake.

No, I am not positive. It could be a single-lane service road bridge or a trail bridge. I thought it was the former when I drew it. It looks to be as wide or wider than some of the single-lane bridges I have driven across though. I removed it because I am not sure.

Emerson, sure, I'll take care of it.

Is there any scenario where a bike lane can be drawn? If so, in what scenario can a bike lane be drawn?

I don't see the archery field when I clicked on the link you sent me, and when I typed the word "archery" into the search field it took me somewhere other than this map. I am willing to talk though.

It is just a standard sidewalk that can be used for all bikes or walking. Just like 99% of the sidewalk length out there. Ok, are you saying that my marking the sidewalk for foot is unusual and redundant? Ok, it proably is. I am not sure what the big deal is to be unusual and redundant though.

What is the end effect difference of Foot=(phantomed out grey) designated vs. Foot = yes?

If a sidewalk was built for both bikers and walkers in mind, why can't they both = yes?

Everytime you have OSM email me I have to go to my pc and login to OSM to see respond to your emails for starters. I am also going to guarantee that this will be many back and forths before this is done vs just talking for a few mintutes. I nor my OSM friend could agree on what you meant in your first correspondance.

Let's use a better way to communicate. This took me a while to find. Can we communicate another way, like email, text, phone, etc?

The trails are and have been under construction. They are just moving slowly and with limited power equipment at the moment. I will mark under construction then. I will add the construction tag. Thanks.

Please feel free to call and discuss. 586-939-7952. I had received the future msps from the guys that are building the mountain bike trails. If I didn’t put a future date on there then maybe I should have marked the trails with a future build date.

Hi Alan, thanks, I am not sure what you mean though. I am not a golfer of either but thought I could put this on the map and maybe bring some clarity for someone. I am assuming that they might still use tee box, fairway, or putting green but have no idea.Maybe that is what you meant? You can also reach me at [email protected]. I had a bit of a struggle finding where your message was on here to be able to reply to it.

please call me when convenient. I am working from home today. Thank you.

Mike
cell 614-304-1378

Hi bbmiller, I could use some pointers. If you are good at this would you mind speaking with me as I am struggling at finding the correct ways to do things? I would like to explain some of the things I am trying to do and could use someone to take my under their wing. Please let me know. thank you