Hi,
I noticed that you are using name tags wrong. That field is reserved for an actual name of the object.
If number `1159` is an address then it should be added to the address number addr:housenumber=1159

addr:housenumber=*

I think those are regular residential roads for accessing residential buildings. Driveways are shorter, leading to a garage of place where people park their car.

Since there is no physical barrier nor a traffic sign preventing entry anybody can legally use those roads. And I assume delivery trucks and visitors regularly do so. In this case it is better to change access=private to ownership=private.

ok. Thanks for the info.
I looked into CT ECO imagery from 2019 and saw some containers no the road so I added a track until that point.
Maybe you can check if that reflects the reality that you saw.

Hi and welcome to OSM!
I ist impassable because there is a gate or were all traces of the road removed?
If the road is still physically there but the access is restricted, we keep the road in OSM and add an access=private tag to it.

Cheers

Hi are there any gates preventing car access or no trespassing signs?
I can't see anything from streetlevel photos nor from aerial imagery.

here you changed Long Islad Sound from bay to rock.
I already fixed that.

Hi,
here again "Real Estate Office" is just a descriptive name, which we don't add.
Important is to mark it as office by adding the appropriate tag:
office=estate_agent

office=estate_agent

Here you removed information that it is an island and made a building out of it which is obviously wrong.
If you make a mistake in iD editor you can always use undo function remove your mistake before uploading your changes.

Hi,
here the "Tennis Court" is a descriptive name, which we don't add to OSM.
name=*

Here you accidentally set surface of the road as grass and forbid any access.

Hi,
I added back the building and filled also the names you mentioned here:
changeset/153809648

Hi and welcome to OSM!

Thanks for the edits. I have a question here.
Was the deleted building demolished? Because it is still visible on the most recent aerial imagery.

Cheers

To add more context to this, adding planned/proposed features to OSM is a bit controversial because:
a) those features don't represent current state
b) plans are often cancelled but those features typically stay in OSM for a long time until someone notices that they should be removed.

But anyway since you say that it will be done within a year and you are directly involved in the project, I personally don't see a problem having the trail mapped (tagged as proposed/planned).

Thanks for clarification!

Hi,
What time scale are we talking until it is finished? Months, a year, 10 years?

In any case, to avoid confusion with an existing trails it should either be mapped as:

proposed:highway=path
or
planned:highway=path

Hi!
Please before you change road classification, talk to the community so the edits won't mess up the original classification effort.

Cheers

osm.wiki/Connecticut/Highway_classification

Hi and welcome to OSM!
Does the road also have a No trespassing sign or a gate?
Typically that determines of the road is marked for private access.

Cheers

Hi, no worries. I restored the building from history.

Hi and welcome to OSM!

Two comments here:
1) Please don't delete objects that exist. You can see the building on CT ECO imagery from 2019
2) Try to have more descriptive changeset comments that would tell others what edits have been done.
Cheers

Hi again,
I see that you are updating shape of lot of objects. In this case please do not delete the old object (e.g. school ground) but change it shape instead by adding nodes or dragging the existing once.

Alternatively you can install utilsplugin2 in JOSM and use Replace geometry function that will do that for you:
osm.wiki/JOSM/Plugins/utilsplugin2#Replace_geometry_(Ctrl+Shift+G)