I should also add, for roads with multiple speed limits (maxspeed), I will try to capture street level imagery using a free phone mount from Mapillary and their App (https://help.mapillary.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001481325-Mounts-and-setups). Then, once the imagery is published, I can enable the the "Traffic Sign Overlay (Mapillary)" option under Map Data in iD. This shows the speed limit signs that were found in the imagery, making dividing and tagging a roadway a simple task.

If you have an Android device, you may prefer using StreetComplete for editing a road's speed, surface, lighting, cycling infrastructure and the like. Knowing the area well, I was able to set those values for my entire neighborhood in a matter of minutes.
osm.wiki/StreetComplete

In OpenStreetMap parlance, Jimmy Johns would be amenity=fast_food . I say this, after recently fixing a large quantity of (bar/ pub/ cafe/ fast_food/ restaurant) amenities that I had incorrectly tagged over the years.
amenity=fast_food

Just so you know, in our area, I have found the recent Mapbox imagery to be the most recent and best aligned. Though, it was taken during a time of high water, so some of the areas along the rivers are literally “washed out”.

osm.wiki/Good_practice#Align_aerial_imagery_before_tracing

Thank you. I have been meaning to do the same, for a long time. =)

I am removing this, as it is private property and does in no way appear to be an actual park.

I plan to leave it, for now. Feel free to fix it up.

Not sure, I have had a hard time determining the best way to quickly tag a gas station. I guess I keyed off the amenity=fuel page (amenity=fuel ) when they say "Add a node at the centre of the fuel station".

Thanks for the edits.

By the way, each of those parking lots should be changed to "amenity=parking" .

For more information: amenity=parking

Ah... Then you will want to add an office tag.
office=*

According to the Ingham County parcel map (http://ingham-equalization.rsgis.msu.edu/InghamParcelViewer.aspx), this property is owned by Donald Walker and I see no evidence here, at the site, folks in the neighborhood nor anywhere on the Internet, that this is a park. Could you point me to where you found this to be a park?

This looks like a house. Is it really named "SigmaCubes"?

Much appreciated. That is what I get for adding buildings using Vespucci, while eating dinner with my wife. =)

Thank you for your recent contribution to OpenStreetMap.

Could you please go back through the edits you made. Some of the places that you created buildings for already had POI points. For instance, Wendy's (way/556071194/history)

The tags on the POI should be moved to the building, then the point now without tags should be merged into the building so that its history is not lost.

see https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/55782212?filters=%7B%22users%22%3A%5B%7B%22label%22%3A%22Alex%20Gorzen%22%2C%22value%22%3A%22Alex%20Gorzen%22%7D%5D%7D

Thanks.

What would you think of the path in Hunter Park being tagged like the River Trail (below) or possibly cycling=yes + foot=designated, as it is intended as a walking path.

highway=path
bicycle=designated
foot=designated
segregated=no
surface=asphalt
width=3

Hello!
I reviewed your changeset on OSMCha and it looks great!
Thank you very much for your contributions to OpenStreetMap!
#REVIEWED_GOOD #OSMCHA
Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/55753420

Thank you. It seems I incorrectly memorized that tag.

I used OpenStreetCam for a time, then my camera developed a dead spot. Recently, after receiving free car and bicycle mounts from Mapillary, I started using their app. You should see them showing up, dead spot and dimly lit and all.

I appreciate the addition of the exit references and destination information.

Nice work!