Would rather not walk into an intersection to measure this road width, so I just measured it from the sidewalk by eyeballing my position against the other end of the road. Hope you understand, will close map note.

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In context of overlay "Things" – Parking Ticket Vending Machine – node/12241457628 via StreetComplete_ee 59.1:

"Parking meter" defaults to the vending machine type on SCEE, but it looks like the wiki says that this sort of feature is allowed for things that don't dispense tickets but allot time. So just noting here for why I'm using this feature type.

vending=parking_tickets

In context of overlay "Things" – Rochdale Boulevard @ Lakeridge Road (Bus Stop) – node/2600790109 via StreetComplete_ee 59.1:

Just to note my change: it looks like the stop moved farther away from the bench and trash. I'll put it to the sign local.

A store called "Dots" that was here has a sign saying it moved to Southland Mall. Is there a store like that over there now?

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Parking garage here, is it recorded as such?

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In context of overlay "Buildings" – way/727168372 via StreetComplete_ee 59.1:

Calling this government but I was debating historic. I don't think this is used but I honestly don't know enough to confirm.

Attached photo(s):
https://westnordost.de/p/245343.jpg

In context of overlay "Things" – Sculpture – node/12302198786 via StreetComplete_ee 59.2:

Changing from "art installation" to "sculpture" because that's what the plaque on it calls it.

Also the name of it is "oskana kā-asastēki" if that can be tagged.

In context of overlay "Things" – Art Installation – node/12315842944 via StreetComplete_ee 59.2:

This is the glockenspiel at the park. Is art installation the right tag here?

Unable to answer "How many levels above the basement does this building have?" – house number 1200: Commercial Building – way/287982593 via StreetComplete_ee 59.0:

Bussed past this place and there's no building here. I didn't get a chance to see if there were demolition traces though.

Just explaining why I turned this vacant shop back into a Toys R Us: I thought they had closed down because it did not appear to be maintained, and I never saw anyone parked there or working there.

But I did see people entering just now and it did look like the lights were on and that the shelves had product. So either it wasn't being maintained for a period and recently began being maintained, or I just erroneously assumed it was closed down.

Will close this note after I make it, just offering context for what would look to a maintainer like a weird series of changes.

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