see comment in changeset/109431450

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You sure are making this a lot less fun. Hours and hours and hours of mapping, but "could be composite decking".

The street parallels what could be a key connection for walking and bike riding between City Park / University and the Puente Verde Nature Area cycle path, and on to Poudre Trail. It was labelled private (last edit 14 years ago), but has no gate, and no signs restricting entry (Mapillary)

WTF dude! Stop harassing me! I added a service road that obviously existed on the air photo. It obviously is gated. It obviously is not a public road.

What are you referring to specifically?

Looks good to me. What are referring to specifically.

which street are you referencing?

the conditional tag was just extended to better match the published traffic regulations.
https://police.colostate.edu/safe-commuting-regulations/

see comment 2 on Changeset: 109431450

Bicycles may be legally ridden on nearly all sidewalks this city. Only in the small dismount zones is it not allowed. This is also true in the vast majority of jurisdictions in the United States, with notable exceptions of New York City, San Francisco, and Chicago.

15 mph is the legally established speed in Fort Collins for alleys, and it the most common speed limit for alleys in Colorado and the USA.

Yes, I may have edited the alignment but didn't get around to changing the tags on the paths connecting to South Shields Street - probably should be just bicycle = yes also.

... multiple sources, including University traffic regulations, transportation plan, and width and presence of bike riders.

Changeset comment should be Elkhart alignments, paths

Yeah, the two walkways are just an oversight, I believe they are demolished too. I don't remember noticing the building that is still standing, even though I've driven by multiple times. The demo tag should be removed. Thanks.

Sorry, yea I've found it and just edited it to exclude the landfill owned parts.

I found multiple maps/datasets from both, but no Wasserman Openspace. That area is mostly the Sunshine Canyon landfill, not what is usually meant by open space. Maybe that is what it will be when the landfill closes sometime in the 2020s? Or maybe that is just the undeveloped margin around the landfill.

Wasserman Openspace ? Can't find any reference to this. Is there another name? Or is this just asperational?

Thanks GerdP :-)

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