@d6e this change named way/576126031 as "125th" but there's already another 125th just east of here. Looks like a mistake? I'm not seeing any 125th lane marker from the street.

Is this trail still there? From 72nd now it looks like impenetrable blackberries.

Awesome, sounds good. Sounds like my knowledge was out-of-date!

I think the tag access=private is wrong on way/35061931 and on way/1360758037 (unless new No Trespassing signs were added in the last year?)

I didn't see any signs restricting unless you walked all the way to CA 37 or the train tracks

Hey @stst415, this changed way/186406410 from access=private to permissive. But there's signs at osm.org/go/TZSjt24cp?m= "NO TRESPASSING" and another listing a few specific cases for who is allowed in: https://photos.app.goo.gl/f4eYpAcpKWKW8LeV8

Hey Dolphinholmer, I'm impressed with all the stream detail you're adding!

One thing though, this change merged together some paths with access=private with other paths accessible to the public, changing the effective access.

https://pewu.github.io/osm-history/#/way/609799833
https://pewu.github.io/osm-history/#/way/607925660

It's not a big deal to split these paths back up, but I just wanted to give you a heads up before I change it back.

For Seagull and Mariner, what was the reason to tag access=private? If you enter this neighborhood from Hill Road, there aren't any NO TRESPASSING signs. The roads are privately owned, but so are many neighborhood roads that are publically accessible.

I'm removing the noexit=yes because the road continues beneath the trees

Oops, I mean why way/430142578 would be access=no

I'm not sure why way/430142585 would be access=no? It's public property, with nothing blocking you from walking it. You could drive on parts of it--I'm updating that part to a track road.

Some areas are tagged as "Park" but they are the grassy median of the road -- that's definitely not what I would imagine counts as a park?

Are we sure that 391999778 is open? There are gates on the west end, and some orange fencing. (Admittedly, it's easy to get onto the road from the south or east and not see those.)