Welcome to OSM. Is it 1225 or 1325? Based on NAD it looks like it should be 1225.

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contributions!

You attached this ALPR to another object on accident:
node/13042099739

You can avoid this by holding "ctrl" when you are placing the node, which will allow you to place it without snapping to existing objects. I fixed that for you. Happy mapping!

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contribution. This looks good, but the direction=90 you added is pointed in the opposite direction of traffic - did you perhaps mean to point it the other way?

I'm not sure if way/1416740102 is really a dam. I think it is just built up for the road bed and not for flood control reasons - there's not really any sort of overflow/emergency spillway like you would expect with earthen dams around here. What do you think?

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contributions.

Before you upload an edit, I recommend taking a look at the validator warnings (under the "issues" tab on the right pane). It will tell you about potential errors. They are not always correct, but still very helpful. In this case you have a couple of situations where a sidewalk you drew does not connect with driveways/streets, which is an easy fix.

Additionally, you can tag pedestrian crossing ways differently from sidewalks. I recommend taking a look at this guide:
osm.wiki/Foundation/Local_Chapters/United_States/Pedestrian_Working_Group/Guide

Happy mapping!

a disclosure before I get started: I'm not very familiar with the minutiae of wetland or coastline tagging. This changeset broke rendering of the bays, so that's why I reverted it.

natural=water represents the area of water features inside the natural=coastline way. The natural=coastline way should go roughly at the "mean high water springs mark". Since the natural=coastline way is at the outer edge of the barrier islands, a natural=water tag is needed for these areas. You can see the current coastline tag here: way/440522406

Whether the mainland should also have its own coastline is something I'm not sure of. I recommend hopping in the OSM US slack ( https://slack.openstreetmap.us/ ) or the community forums ( https://community.openstreetmap.org/ ) if this is something you're interested in.

I have reverted this edit. Please take a look at the wiki page for natural=bay natural=bay

changeset/169700981

when you say you "Cutoff the street", what do you mean? It looks like you just split the way in this edit, but did not change any tags?

Is this section of the 35E service road signposted as not allowing foot/bike traffic? My understanding is that it is allowed in most cases in Texas unless there is a sign specifically prohibiting it (even if it's a terrible idea)

I know that the city of Cedar Park has some caves on their open data portal, but I've never been able to determine if the license of the data is compatible with OSM. Always happy to see another local contributor!

Thanks for your contribution. The roads you added were not connected to the adjacent road network, so I fixed that for you. We also use the expanded suffixes for names ("Trl" should be "Trail").

Happy mapping!

Thanks for adding these! I surveyed some in the Westside preserve area but hadn'tt gotten a chance to find the others that you have added.

You can press "Q" to square corners of buildings.

Thanks for the response. Is this the case for every POI you have added? Are you adding these on behalf of neighbor.com or the host (UDR?)

You might be getting cached tiles still - it only takes a couple of minutes for them to render, but you need to convince your browser to go grab the new ones.

osm.wiki/Browser_cache

It can be a bit hard to see when the grass is high - much easier in the winter. I added it back with tracktype and trail_visibility tags to try to make that clearer.

curious why you deleted that path, it really is there, and I use it regularly!

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contributions. shop=storage_rental should go on the area surrounding the property, not each individual building. There's a helpful diagram on the wiki:
shop=storage%20rental

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contributions.

This edit looks good, but you drew a small section overlapping the existing cycleway going west - I went ahead and fixed that for you.