I think all those designated/official/yes are the same thing. They allow
something to go through a certain way. What is different is the source of
that allowance. If the source is law (access=yes, access:source=de:law)
then it's official. If you have a "access:source=sign", then it's
designated. If
Hi Alberto,
Thank you for your proposal.
Couldn't we have some more general tagging for this purpose? Such facilities
can generally keep other kinds of animals (like "SPA", "Société Protectrice des
Animaux" in France) so why having a specific tag for dogs?
We could add "dogs=yes" next to a more
2012/9/13 Janko Mihelić :
> I think all those designated/official/yes are the same thing. They allow
> something to go through a certain way. What is different is the source of
> that allowance. If the source is law (access=yes, access:source=de:law) then
> it's official. If you have a "access:sour
2012/9/13 :
> Thank you for your proposal.
> Couldn't we have some more general tagging for this purpose? Such facilities
> can generally keep other kinds of animals (like "SPA", "Société Protectrice
> des Animaux" in France) so why having a specific tag for dogs?
Actually I just revived an old
2012/9/13 Janko Mihelić :
> I think all those designated/official/yes are the same thing. They allow
> something to go through a certain way. What is different is the source of
> that allowance. If the source is law (access=yes, access:source=de:law) then
> it's official. If you have a "access:sour
On Thu, 13 Sep 2012 18:00:19 Martin Vonwald wrote:
> 2012/9/13 :
> > Thank you for your proposal.
> > Couldn't we have some more general tagging for this purpose? Such
> > facilities can generally keep other kinds of animals (like "SPA",
> > "Société Protectrice des Animaux" in France) so why havi
2012/9/13 Andrew Errington :
> I'm not sure if a common tag would be ideal.
>
> Off the top of my head we have 'stables', 'kennels' and 'cattery'. Each name
> is very specific. Also, they are not limited to welfare (lost, abandoned or
> abused animals), there are commercial businesses which look
I don't think stable is a good tagging for all animal shelters, as you and
other people say, stable is for horses.
In addition the proposal was to add a tag stable to a building or a part of
it. But a kennel for example is a wider area that includes buildings,
courtyards and meadows.
We can add a
Hello everyone,
This is my first proposal for a key that I feel is missing. I have searched,
but I couldn't find anything to suggest it has been rejected before, but I
could be wrong.
You will find the details here, but is basically a place to put the branch
name for an office/bank/restaurant
Martin wrote:
> Actually I just revived an old proposal for stables [1]. My first thought
> was to simply use stables= until someone with much better english
> language skills pointed out that stables usually only refer to horses. I
> would also like to see one common tag for "some place where anim
Martin Vonwald (Imagic) wrote
>
> Am 11.09.2012 um 16:10 schrieb Georg Feddern :
>
>> http://roads.osm4people.org/?zoom=7&lat=49.60305&lon=10.72137&layers=B0TFF
>
> Thanks! This covers surface, but smoothness isn't supported as far as I
> can see.
>
http://maps.refuges.info does
On 13/09/2012 10:13, Andrew Errington wrote:
Off the top of my head we have 'stables', 'kennels' and 'cattery'. Each name
is very specific. Also, they are not limited to welfare (lost, abandoned or
abused animals), there are commercial businesses which look after animals
while their owners go o
In French, we'd use the word *garderie*, garder=keep, like for keeping
children for a while after school.
*Pet keeping* seems to only mean owning one at home.
The word *crèche* is used for daytime keeping, that is, preliminary school.
I see that /*pet crèche*/ is often used in English (most often
Hi!
How would you tag an open stable? landuse=open_stable?
And how the feeding stations within the open stable? amenity=feeding_station?
Martin
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Martin Vonwald wrote:
How would you tag an open stable? landuse=open_stable?
And how the feeding stations within the open stable? amenity=feeding_station?
You might want to link to a picture of an example - as an English
speaker I'm not sure exactly what an "open_stable" would be.
Cheers,
An
2012/9/13 SomeoneElse :
> Martin Vonwald wrote:
>>
>> How would you tag an open stable? landuse=open_stable?
>> And how the feeding stations within the open stable?
>> amenity=feeding_station?
>
>
> You might want to link to a picture of an example - as an English speaker
> I'm not sure exactly wha
2012/9/13 Andrew Errington :
> You will find the details here, but is basically a place to put the branch
> name for an office/bank/restaurant/store etc.:
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:branch
this seems to be already in wider use (more than 3000 times):
http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org
Native speaker here too. How about amenity=animal_boarding instead of kennel?
"Boarding" typically refers to places you can pay to leave your dogs, cats,
horses, etc. for a period and have them be cared for. One could also add
additional tags like dogs=yes, cats=yes, etc., since these facilities
On Sep 13, 2012 6:54 AM, "Andrew Errington" wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> This is my first proposal for a key that I feel is missing. I have
searched,
> but I couldn't find anything to suggest it has been rejected before, but I
> could be wrong.
>
> You will find the details here, but is basical
Hi
In the UK we have field shelters for horses. It can be very difficult to get
planning permission for a fixed building in a field so people have these
shelters that are movable. This gets round the planning restriction. Some
people do move them around to protect their fields so they would
2012/9/13 Dudley Ibbett :
> Hi
>
> In the UK we have field shelters for horses. It can be very difficult to
> get planning permission for a fixed building in a field so people have these
> shelters that are movable. This gets round the planning restriction. Some
> people do move them around to p
Hi
I decided to get the wife to look at these. She's the horse "expert".
[1], [2], & [3] she would call a paddock. The shelters in [1] and [2] she
would call "field shelters".
The small area in [4] would be a "turn out".
Not sure this helps!
Dudley
> Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2012 20:11:39 +02
SomeoneElse wrote:
> Martin Vonwald wrote:
> > How would you tag an open stable? landuse=open_stable?
> > And how the feeding stations within the open stable?
> amenity=feeding_station?
>
> You might want to link to a picture of an example - as an English
> speaker I'm not sure exactly what an
Am 13.09.2012 um 20:30 schrieb Dudley Ibbett :
> [1], [2], & [3] she would call a paddock. The shelters in [1] and [2] she
> would call "field shelters".
>
> The small area in [4] would be a "turn out".
>
> Not sure this helps!
What I'm looking for is a name/tag for the complete area, not the
Am 13.09.2012 um 21:30 schrieb "John F. Eldredge" :
> At a guess, "open stable" probably refers to a shelter that has permanently
> open doorways
No, but a stable/shelter is part of an open stable.
An open stable is characterised by
* a large open-air area
* one or more shelters, accessible all
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2012/9/13 Martin Vonwald :
> Am 13.09.2012 um 21:30 schrieb "John F. Eldredge" :
> Obviously there is no tag for it ;-) So I'll try to find some english
> speaking horse experts which may confirm or deny if this kind of area is in
> fact called open stable in english.
the most important google
Am 13.09.2012 um 22:25 schrieb Martin Koppenhoefer :
> 2012/9/13 Martin Vonwald :
>> Am 13.09.2012 um 21:30 schrieb "John F. Eldredge" :
>> Obviously there is no tag for it ;-) So I'll try to find some english
>> speaking horse experts which may confirm or deny if this kind of area is in
>> fact
2012/9/13 Sax-Barnett, Melelani :
add additional tags like dogs=yes, cats=yes, etc., since these
facilities sometimes do take more than one kind of animal.
+1, we should do this, and it is already done ;-), you will find this
documented in the wiki and there is also data:
http://taginfo.openstree
On 13/09/2012 21:00, St Niklaas wrote:
What about Asylum, for all animals and a tag for the spieces, cats,
dags, horses or guinea pigs ?
That word has different connotations in English: either a lunatic asylum
(outdated term for a hospital or home for the mentally ill) or political
asylum (m
On 2012-09-13 23:38, Steve Doerr wrote :
On
13/09/2012 21:00, St Niklaas wrote:
What about Asylum, for all animals and a
tag for the spieces, cats, dags, horses or guinea pigs ?
That word has different connotations in E
Ok, because according to English native speakers there isn't a single word
that indicates "a facility where animals are kept and the staff feeds them
and cares of them", I propose to change from "amenity=kennel" to
"amenity=animal_shelter".
In Italy there are centers for dogs only, cats only, dogs
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