Closed planemad closed 9 years ago
@planemad - take a look at back story here https://github.com/osmlab/nycbuildings/issues/35
Thanks @lxbarth
Capturing from Pg12 of http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/pdf/bytes/lion_metadata.pdf:
VALUE A Alternate Address Range: Alternative address ranges for the same street name. This can occur where buildings have been renumbered; old numbers will sometimes remain in use. For example, such usage is common in some Queens neighborhoods, including Far Rockaway, Douglaston, Forest Hills and Ridgewood, where non-hyphenated addresses have been replaced by hyphenated addresses.
VALUE B Alternative Street Names: Alternative street names that cannot be handled in the usual way.
We're all set here - tbc on #139
While trying to rework on the workflow for address cleanup, @Rub21 and I discovered inconsistencies in the special_co addresses that require cleanup.
A address
446 Grandview Ave was marked for removal. Another address 2049 Himrod St was located for the same building.
http://maps.nyc.gov/
Google Streetview
B address
This is a cluster of duplicate addresses but only 3 are marked as B code addresses (red) in Queens.
Prospect Ave
does not match the actual street name60th Place
Conclusion
It is unclear on what the exact status of these special_co A and B addresses are. They all seem to be valid addresses on http://maps.nyc.gov, and in some cases even exist physically as in the first case, so it will be incorrect to remove them.
@lxbarth is there any further documentation or discussion of these addresses and are we 100% sure they need to be cleaned up?