Hi, thanks for catching these. They were leftover from an ArcGIS export. I have deleted them and fixed the three parcels.

Harrison has been under construction and No Left Turn has been posted for the last two months. I go there weekly, so will remove the restriction once the signs come down.

I will happily bet you that at least 40% of parking areas and parking lots in OSM have no sign or designation on the ground whatsoever, yet people park there in real life for some reason :-)

If you don't want the truck drivers to park there, you should tell them. Of course, they will ask you where they should park instead...

Hi!

I had left a Fixme tag for verification of the possible parking area. I have now deleted it:
osm.org/node/93352008

For the other parking area:
osm.org/node/93352008
I have personally verified that this is a parking area, used frequently by semis and other large vehicles, likely because parking and rest areas are sorely lacking along that stretch of highway.

While its intended use may be different, we must map what is actually happening on the ground, which is that people are parking there. If TxDOT wants to not have people park there, they can post a No Parking sign.
osm.wiki/Good_practice#Map_what's_on_the_ground

Thanks, I appreciate your response.

In general, I would request you to not delete other users' contributions without verifying that the feature in question does not actually exist. Even if they are incomplete, they still represent reality and can be completed by the original user, or others who come along later. I have myself expanded and extended other users' basic creations.

Thanks!

The tag cycleway=none has been wrongly removed in this commit from several city streets that have nothing to do with "Port A" schools. The purpose of adding this tag was to clearly identify which roads did NOT have a bike path, and which roads might or might not. You have eliminated all this work.

Wrongly removed the tag cycleway=none from Cotter Avenue. These have been explicitly surveyed to make it easier to plan bike routes. Please don't delete anything that you don't understand or haven't verified.

This changeset wrongly deleted node 4636413549, which represented a US Army Corps of Engineers survey mark embedded into one end of the concrete path.

Wrongly removed the tag cycleway=none from Trout Street

This changeset wrongly deleted informal path 1015982988.

Also wrongly deleted without any discussion: relation 13593435, which joins together the various parts of St. Joseph's Catholic Church compound. This took an hour of on-foot survey to create!

Also wrongly deleted: a parking aisle, way 1015280411

This changeset also deleted a marked pedestrian crossing that exists. Way 1026246841.

Hi, this changeset says "Added Port A schools" but it is a large edit to several streets including removing tags from some of them.

For example, you removed the tag of cycleway=none from Beach Street (way 833760990).

Are you possibly using software that is removing tags and deleting information without your knowledge?

Here is one example of a way that was deleted. Way: 926301238

This changeset deleted many features that I had added that actually exist on the ground.
Examples:

Informal paths from the South Jetty, used daily.
US government survey markers on the jetty.

And these are only the ones that I am aware of, or remember.

Please attempt to restore the deleted features if possible. And please avoid deleting anything using just imagery. A "cleanup" should not result in deleting genuine information added by other users. Thank you.

This changeset seems to have deleted informal footpaths that exist and are actually in use daily.

Construction has been completed on the Port Aransas South Jetty and it is now a good bike path. Not sure why this was changed to foot path only.

I went ahead and changed the tag to unclassified for all the segments of Ophir Pass Rd.

Hi Christian,

No objection from me to changing the highway tag. Someone had given the road the wrong name of Ophir Pass 4WD Trail, which is simply not reflected in any signpost or map.

Kevin