No problem!

The field name is probably a reference to Babe Ruth League baseball (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babe_Ruth_League#Babe_Ruth_Baseball) rather than named after Babe Ruth directly

"bicycle=Not Specified" is not a standard tag. For informal paths, it's probably best to leave the bicycle key unspecified

Hey, Green roofs are usually mapped as a tag on the building rather than a separate area. You can read about this more here green_roof=*

Thanks for adding back. I mistakenly thought the building already had the same address

Did you mean to name the cycle paths and the route "Lincoln Park Fitness Course"? It seems like way/1016303660 should be the only thing with this name

From the project website it looks to still be in progress, although the last update is from February. The pedestrian detour also appears to have changed
https://longbeach.gov/pw/projects/colorado-lagoon-project/

Got it. Thanks for clarifying

What do the done=yes tags on the nodes on S Halsted indicate?

The Wiki says "The main difference from areas tagged as tourism=hotel is that resorts sell their recreation services, with housing as an additional service, but a hotels sells its housing services and recreation is just an additional service." Poplar Haus is primarily a lodging provider, so I think tourism=hotel is correct. leisure=resort is also not rendered

"Cabin" is part of the name used by the property (https://www.rockwoodbwca.com/map/) and why was www removed from the URLs?

This was a typo. You’re right it’s supposed to be horse=no. Thanks for catching it

No problem, happy mapping!

Thank you! Happy mapping

I think highway=cycleway is generally reserved for trails suitable for any bike. Most of these trails were already bicycle=designated. See discussion https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/use-of-highway-cycleway-for-mtb-trails/122149/24

These barriers were removed in October. See https://chi.streetsblog.org/2024/10/07/nimbys-win-ald-knudsen-are-letting-motorheads-have-their-way-by-giving-dickens-bike-ped-plaza-back-to-dangerous-cut-through-traffic

I see you switched it to leisure=mixed-use_track. That seems good to me. Thanks for reconsidering!

I don't think this is correct. leisure=track is for dedicated running tracks. The lakefront trail isn't specifically for running and is part of a broader network of paths

What's the source for this?

Reverted because it causes crossing ways: changeset/159588975