I understand your concerns, but I am fixing these to correct standards and the most up to date knowledge, not incorrect whatsoever, those paths to the detention ponds only existed during construction of the new science center a year ago, and they no longer exist now, if anything they are at most a track/land access road, not everything needs to be mapped. A road that would maybe driven by one vehicle/cart a year like the tracks near the detention pound, plus the roads don’t even have a driveway apron, serves as a low volume land access road, not a general service road which is used for access to residential houses, buildings, parking lots, and more high traffic applications. This is the specific created use for a track/land access road. And the service road in front of the SIC center, if you live near here or have driven here you would know that the road was re-striped from its original one way configuration to be two ways last summer as the school found the one way to be inefficient during the 2023-24 school year. The bing aerials are outdated, and they should not be used to revert others edits as a source of evidence, and then proceed to calm them “Low quality”. These edits are not low quality at all. Many of the pedestrian paths were disconnected from roads too, so there would be no point in them being mapped if they are not connected to anything, as they aren’t routing efficiently. I am just fixing errors I am finding to be correct and up to standards