Where did this Bellevue Business Center thing come from? What I know from my stay here yesterday is that this one is the Tower Wing of the hotel named simply "The Bellevue Manila", while the one labeled as an `amenity=hotel` named "Bellevue Hotel" is the Main Wing of the same hotel.

Starbucks Reserve Hiraya

https://www.spot.ph/eatdrink/the-latest-eat-drink/105590/starbucks-reserve-hiraya-tagaytay-a3412-20230720-lfrm

Opened October 28, from M-P Rd to Windward Hills subd gate

SM Hypermarket at UG. There are 2 escalators going down from Upper Ground floor, which are Lower Ground and Basement. UG is the top floor.

SM SP consists of 3 levels: UG (Upper Ground), LG (Lower Ground), and B (Basement). The frontage directly across PUP San Pedro takes you to SM Hypermarket at UG

To anyone making public transport relations, I took a green Filcab a few days ago with the route Walter Dasma til SM Molino. It turned right here at Anabu Rd before exiting right behind The District, skipping the flyover and the four-way junction's traffic.

(Unfortunately I couldn't remember the name of the coop.)

To compare, the orange Magnificat Filcab relation mapped here on OSM goes north until it reaches the said bottleneck traffic stop.

Serious question: where did the "Springville Avenue Extension" name come from?

Every street sign along the artery built during the subds' development says "M.B. Villar".

Meanwhile, Waze and Google Maps say "M.V. Villar", which from what I can remember is a case of "wikitruth" wherein Google absorbed Maps business pages with that typo on, then renamed the street altogether on the world's #1 mapping platform...?

I think we should relegate this name to `official_name=` if it's ever actually in the docs, I don't know any businesses or residents using the Ave. Ext. name.

Is it correct to have `building:levels` be tagged as `20`?

The elevator buttons go up to 22, but floors 4 and 13 don't exist. (There's also four basement levels, B1 through B4.)