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<p>Tnx Graeme and Phil<br>
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I'd suggest then that operator be (eg);<br>
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<p> "Balonne Shire Council - QSRWF"<br>
Actually left abbreviated</p>
<p>And the name tag be what is on the signs (eg);<br>
"Chippaway Water Facility"<br>
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<div>Sounds good!</div>
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<div>One other question I was going to ask earlier then forgot
about - is there any sort of reference number shown
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<p>Unless its really written small somewhere, no. The large facility
signs are quite flashy and the site name is part of the original
artwork. In fact some of the finger signs seemed to have suffered
a naming problem. eg;</p>
<p>"Coolabah Water<br>
Water Facility"</p>
<p>ie "Water" on both lines.</p>
<p>Okay so as a closed way area above, plus;</p>
<p>man_made=storage_tank<br>
content=water</p>
<p>as nodes. (since they'll be inside the area above)</p>
<p>If I only have street imagery and they aren't visible on Mapbox
etc I'll make the water facility a node. <br>
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<p>I'd expect too that given they are mainly in dry areas the water
could also be used for fire-fighting, but not designated as such.<br>
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<p>I'll give this a day or two for further comment, then start on
them.<br>
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Tnx<br>
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