OpenStreetMap Note Activities of andrum99 for the last 12 Months
Overall Activities | 12 Months
Opened: 0 (0%) Commented: 9 (60%) Closed: 6 (40%) Reopened: 0 (0%)
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Category: Unknown
1~ 7 months agoopenedExoMal
♦726
Quite a number of paths around this hill, including one that goes through a clearcut in the forest North. Needs surveying in person. #surveyme
2~ 3 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
I've added the most used paths, per the Strava heatmap, and using the aerial imagery. I think that's good enough.
4657532
Category: StreetComplete
1~ 1 year agoopenedExoMal
♦726
Unable to answer "Do the trees here have needles or leaves?" – Tree Row – https://osm.org/way/684994178 via StreetComplete_ee 60.1: No longer exists (houses being built)
2~ 3 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
Closing as question is no longer relevant - there is no tree row here.
42054891~ 2 years agoopenedGinaroZ
♦7,855
new housing construction https://www.kingdomhousing.org.uk/development/home/current-planned-projects/fife/station-court-pittenweem-ph3/
2~ 1 year agocommentedMex
♦8,018
is this now mapped, or are there houses here to the east of teh currently mapped houses?
3~ 1 year agocommentedandrum99
♦121
There is new housing to the east of currently-mapped houses. I've added a new construction area based on Strava heatmap showing people walking round the outside of area to avoid it. Will need adjusted once new imagery available, and changed to residential once complete.
4~ 3 months agocommentedGinaroZ
♦7,855
only needs street names
5~ 3 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
I've added street names per OS mapping. (Facts are not copyrightable, before anyone says it).
27958101~ 4 years agoopenedGinaroZ
♦7,855
Costa and gym will be here https://www.fifetoday.co.uk/business/costa-drive-thru-cafe-and-gym-set-to-open-in-fife-town-3341080
2~ 2 years agocommentedExoMal
♦726
No progress visible
3~ 1 year agocommentedExoMal
♦726
Active digger sighted, progress at last?
4~ 1 year agocommentedandrum99
♦121
Per local press, Costa now have planning permission.
5~ 5 months agocommentedExoMal
♦726
Still no progress visible whatsoever. In fact, the applicant that brought the planning permissions to the site for the Costa and Burger King went into liquidation last year (https://www.dunfermlinepress.com/news/25526168.dalgety-bay-liquidators-appointed-pvy-ltd/).
6~ 4 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
Some signs of progress: https://www.dunfermlinepress.com/news/25848503.dalgety-bay-starbucks---strong-indication-work-will-begin-soon/
39955761~ 2 years agoopenedBannanable
♦80
There is a new/changed road here that was recently constructed for some works near the power lines. I don't think they're completely finished but if a updated satellite image becomes available there is a road to map.
2~ 1 year agocommentedSmithyScotland
♦2,005
Checked all available imagery and not showing yet
3~ 5 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
OS Openmap Local's next update is April, so might show up then. Google Earth imagery (which we can't use) has the junction with A977 and nothing else as it ends immediately north of the junction.
36592911~ 3 years agoopenedcasstr
♦23
Telecom mast planning permission granted in this spot: https://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=RQI80LHFI4W00
2~ 3 years agocommentedandrum99
♦121
I've asked Fife Council's Active Travel dept what the plans are for this: the position the applicant proposes is on the expanded footway that is being put in as a shared path for pedestrians and cyclists. Basically the mini grass verge between the footway and the road is no more, and it's all tarmac - it's already been layed.
3~ 5 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
Nothing seems to have come of this 3 years on - no sight of any mast. Closing.
40836081~ 2 years agoopenedGinaroZ
♦7,855
fixme here to check direction of this stream, ie does it flow into or out of the big pond https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/492625285
2~ 7 months agocommentedExoMal
♦726
Completely stagnant when I checked today, guess I'll come back during the next storm 😂
3~ 5 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
Visited there today, and there was plenty of water in the channel, but it wasn't clear which way the water was actually flowing. If I had to guess looking at the map, I would say this is probably a drainage ditch with a very shallow gradient intended to provide additional drainage when the ground is very wet, and that it drains west to east into the pond in Duloch Park. The watercourse west of this marker is in roughly the location of the old right of way (Gypsie Lane) which emerges on the south side of the substation on Linburn Road. From memory, the land adjacent to the substation is slightly higher, and there's no culvert, so that would fit with the flow being west to east. Even the detailed OS mapping (available via pastmap.org.uk) doesn't show a direction on this watercourse.
4~ 5 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
Found a map of overland flow in the planning case for the new active travel network for the two new schools (aka Fife Learning Campus) - at https://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/files/7CBD9725C6B7697E97ED30EFCA884431/pdf/22_01125_FULL-20_-_OVERLAND_FLOW_POST-DEVELOPMENT-3232071.pdf Case ref is 22/01125/FULL. It confirms my suspicion that the flow is west to east, so I've updated OSM accordingly and removed the fixme.
39303851~ 2 years agoopenedExoMal
♦726
Map via StreetComplete_ee 53.32 Attached photo(s): https://westnordost.de/p/180082.jpg
2~ 2 years agocommentedExoMal
♦726
Map board added, but board contains details of specific routes I have not added relations for because these may(?) be copyrighted by OS. No other source for these routes appear to exist anywhere online.
3~ 5 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
The "crown copyright and database right 2015" message on the map is slightly misleading. Certain OS mapping has, since 2010 been available under an open licence. In February 2015, they moved from an OS-specific open licence, to OGLv3, but for unknown reasons they continue to want the attribution as shown, with no reference to the OGL. The map pictured is one of the OGL licenced products, data from which can therefore be freely included in OSM, as with the OS imagery layers in the iD editor. The paths Fife Council added to the map would default to being copyright Fife Council, since they don't appear to be based on features on the OS open map, but since there's no attribution for these I would just go ahead and assume they can be freely added to OSM.
4~ 5 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
Having said that, it's probably worth a quick survey to check this board is still in place, and there are waymarkers on the routes. It's probably not worth adding these routes unless there are waymarkers.
5~ 5 months agocommentedExoMal
♦726
I see, thanks for looking into that. I'll avoid adding the routes until another survey is done. I'm not sure when I'll be around this area next so, I'll leave this comment up.
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Category: Unknown
1~ 10 months agoopenedGinaroZ
♦7,855
New 40mph here west to the 20, and also on the other side of the village from the 20 west to the golf club road. https://www.fife.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0028/693424/Colinsburgh-speed-limits-made-order.pdf
2~ 5 months agoclosedandrum99
♦121
Added per survey
39653141~ 2 years agoopenedandrum99
♦121
Fife Coastal Path is officially closed between Dysart and East Wemyss due to damage from Storm Babet (October 2023). One to keep an eye on as there may be long term diversions needed.
2~ 6 months agoclosedjwheare
♦2
No longer any mention of this closure on the FCCT website.
3~ 6 months agoreopenedjwheare
♦2
4~ 6 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
There's an outstanding issue near this pin, in that there is a short roughly 10m section of the path that is rather difficult and dangerous to negotiate even at low tide and in benign weather. Officially this is still the FCP low tide route, so I'm happy for this note to be resolved, but I will maybe ping FCCT and ask them about this outstanding issue.
5~ 6 months agocommentedjwheare
♦2
Yes, good point. I reactivated the note anyway because you're right that this may still be an issue to keep an eye on in the long term.
29716981~ 4 years agoopenedAndyGMI have no idea how to tag or label this building as it isn't quite clear what this building it used for, at least for me.
2~ 3 years agocommentedandrum99
♦121
It's a mothballed Fife Council building, per Google Street View. If someone can confirm it is indeed mothballed currently, by going and having a look, then it should be tagged as disused, i.e. add disused=yes as a new tag, in addition to the existing tags.
3~ 10 months agocommentedcasstr
♦23
This got rebuilt in recent years as Abbeyview Community Hub - opened in January: https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/fife/5172493/abbeyview-community-hub-official-opening/
4~ 10 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
Seems to be quite a few changes here - visible on Google - but we don't have permission to use that, so will need to wait for imagery or someone to survey it on the ground. Looks like the old community centre to the north got demolished and replaced by the new community hub here, with an expanded building footprint.
5~ 10 months agocommentedcasstr
♦23
Council has put up a video with drone footage which was helpful but yes a proper survey is in order - especially to establish what is going on with the demolished old building site.
6~ 10 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
I see you've added the new communty hub. I've therefore remove the old one, just to avoid any confusion.
7~ 10 months agocommentedcasstr
♦23
I marked the old one as disused - I did not realise it would still stay visible other than building outline. Thanks!
8~ 10 months agocommentedandrum99
♦121
The old one was demolished, so I've just deleted it from OSM.