Signalised staggered pedestrian crossing to be added on recently duplicated road with median strip. Nearby shared and bike paths on north side of road also require update .Cannot locate on provided satellite imagery.

How to relocate this Marsden Walk path so it is the nearby shared path? This path (way:607278999) does not exist, though there are letter boxes on the property boundary for AusPost deliveries. It should be same as nearby Osborne Terrace (Way:58520137).

Unable to answer "Are there traffic signals that show when to cross here?" – Crossing – node/12174088874 via StreetComplete 60.3:

Path along the south side of the road here does not require traffic signals to cross the intersection due to the stub of road being closed off to motor vehicles.

Unable to answer "Are there traffic signals that show when to cross here?" – Crossing – node/12174003108 via StreetComplete 60.3:

A yellow Shared Path Crossing of the slip lane with Give Way signs for drivers of vehicles to yield to people crossing.

Unable to answer "Are there traffic signals that show when to cross here?" – Crossing – node/12174088872 via StreetComplete 60.3:

Path along south side of road at intersection does not require traffic lights to cross, as the road is only a stub closed off to vehicle traffic.

Former Mickleham Methodist Cemetery, Church and School Site (Heritage Inventory Number H7822-2313) at 440 Mt Ridley Road, Mickleham, has surviving gravestones recording the names and details of early pastoralists in the Craigieburn/Mickleham area.

Something weird on the CyclOSM overlay, I can't see it with other overlays. Cyrillic (?) characters to name a road, or other feature, going diagonally across the part of this Melbourne suburb. "Query" doesn't reveal it.

Baltrum Drive is to be extended 200m from Emden Road to Saltlake Boulevard. City of Whittlesea Council may have approved a contract for this construction at their meeting on 18 June 2024 (agenda item decision TBC via approved minutes). Agenda item states "Council is project managing the delivery of this infrastructure project on behalf of the Victorian School Building Authority (VSBA) to support the new Wollert Central Primary School, scheduled to open in 2025."