Thanks! The cycle map layer makes it a little easier to see: osm.org/search?query=state%20college%2C%20pa#map=16/40.7894/-77.8985&layers=C
There's another case of this on Sleepy Hollow Drive, but I can't remember if there actually is a bike lane there

Part 4, not part 43 lol

Curious - any particular reason you changed the paths here to be bridle paths? I'll admit it's been a long time since I've visited Gettysburg, but from what I can recall the trails there are pretty much entirely dedicated to foot traffic

I figured it was something like that... just wanted to be sure. Thanks!

Hey, I know you didn't add this but asking you since you've done a lot of work on PA state forests - any idea why there's a track road tracing the majority of Elk?
osm.org/way/82285982

Hey, are these features actually a part of the golf course? If not, they should probably be removed to avoid misleading others

Okay I think I see now... so the =* should be the quantity of each socket type? And since there's two type1 sockets at this station, it should be 'socket:type1=2'?

Also, how is the operator tag generally defined? There's an Electrify America station nearby in a Walmart parking lot- would Electrify America or Walmart be the operator? Thanks in advance!

Yeah, wasn't exactly sure how to tag this. The wiki was a little confusing and iD hasn't been really setup for the charging station tags yet. I know it's a J1772, so would that be "socket:type2_cable=1"?

Great revisions, Matt

Hey, thanks for revising some of the trails in here. In future, please try to avoid using so many nodes because it makes it very difficult to make future revisions