Just to follow up, you can read this OSM Wiki article about keeping the history: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Keep_the_history, so this is brought to your attention to keep in mind for the future.
When things change in the real world, make sure to be bold and edit the map to reflect the current situation. OSM stores the editing history of an element, so it's worth taking a few steps to preserve the history. Per the wiki, it states:
"When things change in the real world, be bold, and edit the map to reflect the current situation. But be aware that OpenStreetMap can store the editing history of an element. It can be worth taking a few extra steps to help preserve this history."

Instead of deleting elements such as roads, buildings, or landuse and redrawing them, it's better to update the geometry of the existing objects, which retains their editing history. You don't need to delete existing roads or parking areas on the map and redraw them. Just update their geometry. Per the wiki, it states:
"Instead of deleting elements such as buildings or landuse and redrawing them anew, it is generally better to update the geometry of the existing objects, retaining their editing history. Similarly, make sure to preserve the identity of an element even when its tags become different" (but don't overdo it).