OpenStreetMap Note Activities of Oberbergliebe for the last 12 Months
Overall Activities | 12 Months
Opened: 0 (0%) Commented: 0 (0%) Closed: 1 (100%) Reopened: 0 (0%)
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15877401~ 7 years agoopened---onosm.org submitted note from a business: name: EventWerk OBK phone: 02263/90 34 277 website: http://www.eventwerk-obk.de twitter: undefined hours: Freitag-Samstag Ab 19:00 category: Nightclubs address: Im Krümmel 39
2~ 7 years agocommentedhadw
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Note this facility seems to have been mapped as both an area (building) and a point. If the note is correct, the node should be eliminated in favour of the building. If, as looks likely, the actual amenity includes a garden, the garden should be mapped as an area, and both name and amenity tags moved from the building to that, but simply moving the information from the point to the building is better than no change. See also https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?id=64450
3~ 1 year agoclosedDemolitionAlley
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4~ 1 year agoreopenedhadw
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5~ 1 year agocommentedhadw
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It's still mapped as a building and point, with the point outside the building. Morevover, the aerial imagery strongly suggest that the "building" is not a building, unless it has an extensive roof garden, but a rather a site containing a building, trees, and sunshades. It looks to me as though the building is a more accurate location than the point.
6~ 1 year agocommentedCzylonioThe building was demolished. However, a new building is to be constructed there. The EventWerk is no longer at this location
7~ 1 year agoclosedOberbergliebe
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I also can confirm @czylonio 's Note. Building is demolished. So...this case can be closed IMHO
8~ 1 year agoreopenedhadw
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9~ 1 year agocommentedhadw
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Both building and point are still on the map, so need to be removed before this note is closed.
10~ 11 months agoclosedOberbergliebe
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Building and point removed, closing this note. Thanks to all contributors