Hello again,  Thanks for your reply.  The Google Maps terms of use don't just talk about copying (i.e. "taking"), but more broadly "using."  Therefore, *using* Google Maps to confirm/verify/validate another source, such as seems to be the case here, is also prohibited.  It certainly indicates that you consulted Google Maps at some point either before, during, or immediately after, making this edit.  In any event, why would one want to mention a commercial map source with very restrictive terms of use when contributing to an open data project like OSM?  You are free to visit the area in question to collect the data in person and redo the edit from scratch (do not simply revert the revert).

Another issue with this edit is that you abbreviated the name.  In OSM we spell names out, although there are a few exceptions, none of which apply here.