Paths were retagged as cycleways. I've never seen a cycleway inside of the park.
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You opened up a tagging that I've never done. But basically to add school speed limit zone, split the way at each sign. the school zone portion add the tag maxspeed:conditional=20 @ children_present maxspeed:conditional=20 @ flashing (for flashing lights telling drivers to slow down.) See maxspeed:conditional=*

Thanks for fixing

#TIP: Street names are spelled out in OSM since software has a hard time with abbreviated names.

From the most recent imagery, it appears that there is work being done on the west lot. The county does not show the 318th connecting to 102nd street. Is that going to happen?
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Nat - my issue wasn't with the bicycle tag, but changing the footway to a path. It's a sidewalk, aka footway.
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Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.

One suggestion, square the building by selecting the outline then just type a "q"
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removed - node address does not match adjacent road.
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the highway speed is tagged as 30 mph, but you changed the max speed on the node to 20 mph. Which is correct? Typically maxspeed is only used on roads, not nodes.
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Why did you tag the footways as access=no? "Don't school children and teachers have access to those ways? Let me know if you need help with the access tag.
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Is there a sign posted waring about the tides? If so you could add information=board + board_type=hazard + information="requires low tide to pass"
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The acceptiable tag is access=private.
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Very impressive.
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#TIP: when deleting a business, leave the address, it will likely be used when a new business takes over.
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I'm currious, where did you get all this information?
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Do these roads have signs stating no access or are they just privately maintained? access=private could likely prevent routers from providing directions to a friends to the house.
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The building tag should remain as long as it is there. If it is just a roof tag it as building=roof + layer=1. Can you review this edit?
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Does the nature reserve have a name?
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#TIP: square buildings by selecting the outline then just type a "q"
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Looks like you added the AlPR device in the middle of the road. Is that correct?
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Microdata_scraper is a plugin in for JOSM that looks for Schema.org information in from the website tag. It's great for pulling information into OSM with little work. See https://gitlab.com/vucod/microdata-scraping and schema.org.

BTW - I have been interested in schema.org for a long time.