OSM is for features that can be verified. Please do not vandalize.

I'm going to merge the your node with the existing building with same name

The airport already exists at this location. I'm going to remove your node.

The Target Store is already mapped.

I added a path from one of your sidewalks to connect it to the street. This allows routing of pedestrians, cyclists and cars. I'm not familiar with the park so I couldn't the other sidewalks to the street.

Check out the wiki, osm.wiki/Tag:highway%3Dpath to see if your trails are better tagged as paths or footways. From the aerial imagery it's hard to tell.

you added a business to a residential address - with open hours. The website doesn't list this location.

We don't put address information on streets. Either use a node (point) or a building outline

We use un-abbreviated street names in OSM. Basically because software can easily abbreviate a name, but has a hard time un-abbreviating the name.

Lynchpin doesn't seem to fit the hospital tag. It sounds more like a amenity=community_centre. Check out osm.wiki/Key:community_centre for help in tagging the type of community centre (we use british spelling since OSM was founded in the UK by Steve Coast)

I tightened up the your building outline to the building and merged the apartment node with the building outline. You might have be intending to outline the property the Broadmoor sits on. If that's the case, you can use landuse=residential.

Your edit was deleted. If you need help with OSM editing let me know.

We try not to use descriptive names for objects. Use the appropriate tags instead. For private driveway use highway=service, service=driveway, access=private.

Adding an empty node doesn't do much and will most likely be deleted. It might be better to place a note at the future location of the costco site.

designated is really only for private roads that have posted signs to only allow residents and delivers. See the wiki, osm.wiki/Key:access for a better description. If the road is for destination only then the tag is appropriate. My thoughts from looking at it were that 1) it's a tertiary and 2) it can be used to connect two different areas.

BTW - Like I said in my message to you, welcome to OSM. We are always looking for more contributors.

Why would Northwest Forest Home Road be limited to destination only since it can be used as a through street?

nice

I tried to get confirmation from Camp Korey but they never replied. Glad to see that someone is knowledgeable in the area.

I added layer=-1 to the culvert. That keeps it below the street level.

thanks for reverting - I wasn't sure which changeset caused the problem but figured you know the sidewalks better than me. Have a great holiday weekend.

I removed the meadow - only features that can be verified on the ground should be added.