***Ops: this feature is not currently subject to a vote. Wrong subject, sorry all. Current status is RFC.***
Thank you for your welcome. Is it just about signposted and officially recognized places? > Or is it supposed to be similar to tree_lined tag. > They are indeed signposted and officially recognized places. How mapper is supposed to distinguish > where it is done by local residents and one > where it is done by city? > Every green alley I know have been initiated by local residents, then have received some help by the city, but other cities have their own ways. Would this distinction be important? Is it possible that such green alley will not include any plants? > If yes - name is confusing. If no - why mention this bonus equipment as > distinguishing feature. > No, plants are the central aspect of a green alley, but the various "furniture" is worth a mention, since the alley is also a kind of a collective achievement (not sure if the phrasing is good, I mean "oeuvre commune") where citizen fill the space with arts and furniture as they deem relevant. Like a park: a park is also, most of the time, tree-lined, but it can also include some public furniture that are worth mentioning if you try to describe the idea of a park to someone who never saw one. This concept might be new to many, but it is definitely something that is recognized by all who live nearby one, and officially signposted and recognized by the city in it's own maps. It would also be a useful thing to add to OSM, as many residents or outsiders look forward to them. Le dim. 16 août 2020 à 03:44, Mateusz Konieczny via Tagging < tagging@openstreetmap.org> a écrit : > Thanks for posting on mailing list! > > Is it just about signposted and officially recognized places? > Or is it supposed to be similar to tree_lined tag. > > How mapper is supposed to distinguish > where it is done by local residents and one > where it is done by city? > > Why it is using alley=green_alley if > it is restricted only to some green alleys? > > "Some are public art places, furnished with benchs, > playgrounds for kids, tables, public bookcases or include urban gardening > spots." > > Is it possible that such green alley will not include any plants? > If yes - name is confusing. If no - why mention this bonus equipment as > distinguishing feature. > > Aug 16, 2020, 00:42 by 162...@gmail.com: > > Hi all, > I'd like to revive an old proposal, namely the "*Green alley*". > Description: > A green alley is a service alley that a group of local residents embellish > with vegetation, such as trees, vines and flowers. This collective effort > results in a better quality of life for residents in addition to reduce the > phenomenon of urban heat islands. > > Cities with a special program can support these renaturalization efforts > by providing tools and special materials, or by performing special roadwork > such as digging holes for plants and trees. > > Link to the wiki: > https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/green_alley > > Original discussion on tagging mailing list: > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2013-August/014514.html > > Cheers > > > _______________________________________________ > Tagging mailing list > Tagging@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging >
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