[talk-ph] subcategory for landuse=residential

[Neil Taylor]

Hi Maning

 

How about:

 

·         Low density planned residential land

·         High density planned residential land

·         Low density unplanned residential land

·         High density unplanned residential land

 

Just a starting point!

Best regards

Neil

  

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From: maning sambale [mailto:emmanuel.sambale at gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 2:34 PM
To: osm-ph
Subject: [talk-ph] subcategory for landuse=residential

 

Dear list,

Im looking for a tag that allows more granularity for residential areas. Particularly for dense/slum/urban poor areas.

In the traditional landuse planning speak, there are subclasses like low density to high density residential.

Any suggestion for the appropriate osm tag?

Maning Sambale (mobile)

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