Per the wiki's Tag:natural=sand page:
"This [natural=sand] tag should not be used for the infields of baseball or softball fields (a form of tagging for the renderer) - use surface=dirt instead."

I understand that baseball fields look prettier when rendered on OSM, Mapbox, etc, but it is important to adhere to the wiki, especially in explicit cases such as these. Fun fact: the infield mix college pitches usually use is only about 60% actual sand.

The store actually opened now, I'm sorry if that wasn't clear. I removed the construction tag, and I must have removed the check_date by accident. I will update it later.

I do not use Google or Google Map's information for any of my changes. All of my changes are from publicly available information.

I was using the Google search result more to illustrate my point with my comment.

For the record, the actual source for my changes is the Wikipedia passage I referenced, and Miami-Dade's address/street map database that I linked.

I'm going by Miami's official address database: https://gisweb.miamidade.gov/emaps/.

Should we divert from the actual address of the buildings just because they cause data issues?

Moreover, from Wikipedia:
"It continues west as Old Cutler Road until it crosses West 107th Avenue and becomes West Old Cutler Road. It continues west-northwest as West Old Cutler Road until it crosses West 112th Avenue and shares its name with South 220th Street. South 220th Street is no longer called West Old Cutler Road west of US 1."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Cutler_Road

It seems that West Cutler Road is the correct name of the section of the road with the addresses:
https://www.google.com/search?q=west+old+cutler+road

The building is definitely historical, and the name of the classroom (Rinker**) inside is referenced for events that go on there.

I've gone ahead and fixed it.

Got it. 👍

I applied the same thing to the Datran Center at downtown dadeland in my last changeset there. If you wanted to look over it and make sure it's done properly.

You're right, I didn't notice that. Fixed

thanks lol

Fixed

Accident deletion

The roads have been removed for the new structure in their place, and there is no indication that the *roads under construction* exist anymore. I will update this area when i can find a plan for the construction site online/through UM or when I see any road under construction through survey/aerial imagery, but for now, the roads are just flat ground.

my mistake

I'v gone ahead and changed the names of all the stations again to what they actually say on their physical signage, per my last changeset. If you would like to alter them to make sure they are conventionally correct, feel free to.

I just took the names of the stations straight from this government map: https://www.miamidade.gov/transit/library/smart-plan-map.pdf. The bus stops also have their names lettered on them, but they're difficult to see because they're still under construction/on the busway. Some of the names on the stations may differ from the map, but I'll check that when the construction finishes.

Because the link no longer exists. The link has since been removed when sw 107th ave was extended.

fixed tertiary link

bus stop sign+bench is physically there, and the 52 bus stops there. but it is not on the md transit app, and does not have a name given to it on any md transit site or documentation