Need to check, recreate relation links etc

Grand Forks

Woops, my bad.

Not sure why I was using one of the older imagery sets.

Sorry about that, hadn't seen how recent your changes were. Thanks for the fix.

2006? Try 1950. Please no names on public trails unless it is the name.

Hi ArizonaMapper, Can you please put a little more detail into your landuse areas. The sidewalk and the parkway is not part of the landuse. Both sidewalk and parkway is public right -of-way, just like the rest of the street. And the air photos have gotten very accurate. The correct place to locate the edge of the landuse is at the inner edge of the sidewalk. And in LA County, since we have nearly every building in the county mapped, many landuse area are not even needed. All those houses are residential because they are houses. The retail buildings are retail, not additional landuse needed.

Please don't edit, I'm editing it right now

and county boundaries

should be - Northern Indiana landuse street and path alignments

Cool, thanks willkmis

OK. There are contradictory maps on the UCLA website. See the link at bottom of https://transportation.ucla.edu/getting-to-ucla/bike vs the Bike Map link which is deeper into the website. Can you post a picture of the dismount zone sign and its location? The Dismount Zone map was also included in at least two UCLA Transportation blogs this year. I haven't found any other references to an expansion of the zone.
The bike lane on Westwood Plaza is not really an option for most *potential* riders, even with the 20 mph speed limit. There is too much traffic, especially buses (trucks?) with no physical separation. And then sharrows in the loop with buses, cars, including constant drivers unfamiliar with the area, dropoffs, uber, etc. People will stay on the sidewalk when not crowded as they need to, and 100 extra meters of dismount adds up.

Fixed, thanks

Sorry, the email alert for your comment went into my spam folder, just seeing it now. Check out the LA City storm drains https://data.lacity.org/City-Infrastructure-Service-Requests/Storm-Drain-System/pjh9-xwfn

Thanks, fixed it. Designated is wrong access tag on that sidewalk.

Right, not CSU, nearby though.
Educated guess on bicycle nearby paths, and on width of the paths

bicycle=yes on sidewalk - see comment changeset/109431450

but only 10 mph in parking lots

based on University traffic regulations

Default speed limit on campus is 20 mph.