Hey RedSkies, try and avoid connecting unrelated features to administrative boundaries. In this changeset, I noticed you connected some natural=wood to Cedar Rapid's city boundary. This creates a very likely issue where the woods may grow in size or be cut back in the future, with someone inadvertently changing the city border at the same time. Since you are using the iD editor, you are able to toggle specific map features on/off to your display. If you aren't actively editing a feature (i.e. boundaries), I would suggest not having the feature enabled. 