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89135247 over 5 years ago

Just realised you did not add the opening hours.

Cheers Phil

89151382 over 5 years ago

Again please do not duplicate building and only use name tags for objects that have names, this is not called private dwelling.

Cheers Phil

89135354 over 5 years ago

I find it hard to believe the relatively new toilets have been replaced during lockdown. If they are connected to the building then you should correct that, not delete and redraw.
Please do not use name tags for objects that are descriptions, the name is not Public Toilets, the chances are there is no name however you have lost the important amenity tags which allows the object to be found.

Cheers Phil

89135247 over 5 years ago

Hi, welcome to OSM thank you for your edits however this edit has gone a little wrong.

You have moved Starbucks a long way from its actual location. Also Public holiday tagging of opening times does not really work in cases such as this, is it really open on Christmas Day?

Also Bear Steps Art Gallery was mapped as a node within the building, there is only one building so it is not good practice to create a duplicate building with duplicate tags.

Cheers Phil

89047081 over 5 years ago

There should be no problem tagging these as private. In ordering something for delivery you are giving permission for access.

Any router worth its salt will popup a dialog and ask, For example OSMand says "Your destination is located in an area with private access. Allow using private roads for this trip?"

Cheers Phil

88892283 over 5 years ago

I don't think way/833630805 extends to the middle of the road.

Cheers Phil

89031345 over 5 years ago

Fixed in changeset/89045457

86863382 over 5 years ago

Fixed in changeset/89045457

86863382 over 5 years ago

Please see my comments made in changeset/89031345

Cheers Phil

88880476 over 5 years ago

The parts that are still there is a difficult one, I did use waterway-derelict_canal for way/260667327 and way/260667329 where there is still water, but since then both the wiki and rendering have been changed.

Cheers Phil

89031345 over 5 years ago

I don't think the barrier is here.

Bing imagery shows the connection to The Parade much narrower, and there are no give way markings.

OS Opendata Roads shows that there is no road connection beyond the houses facing the parade. There is a service which runs along the front of the houses connected to King Edmund Street.

Narrow connection to The Parade is probably a cycleway.

Cheers Phil

88935895 over 5 years ago

Hi
Much of the railway you have added as railway=abandoned is through cropped fields and isn't actually recognisable as a former railway.
using railway=razed would be a far more accurate tag to use.
What source did you use?

Cheers Phil

88880476 over 5 years ago

That is way way/332753916

88880476 over 5 years ago

Hi, this edit has gone a little wrong, the ways you have tagged as The Shropshire Union Canal are not canals, they are more drainage ditches.
Cheers Phil

88725629 over 5 years ago

Thank you

88705820 over 5 years ago

ps I would tend to have gone with motor_vehicle=no bus=yes which allows foot/cyclists and doesn't exclude horses

Cheers Phil

88705820 over 5 years ago

Hi, the access you have added here has gone a little wrong.

The problem with adding access=no is that it can have unintended consequences, for example here you have excluded pedestrians which is clearly an error.

Also as there are no give way markings at the junction with Groby Road, and it is narrow, suggests that this is probably oneway. The bus stop on the left tends to confirm this.

Cheers Phil

88686136 over 5 years ago

Hi, please take care when editing around existing data.

The service road you have added should clearly join to the existing track, not to the bridleway.

Also the section you have added should be tagged as access=private as there is no public right of way between the bridleway and the existing public road.

Cheers Phil

88179697 over 5 years ago

Hi, not 100% sure but is this really a residential road?

It is very unlikely that a road has been missed, there is nothing on OS Opendata or visible on imagery.

Cheers Phil

87827716 over 5 years ago

Hi Colin
Have fixed them now.

Cheers Phil