Proposed features/Bench

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Bench
Status: Approved (active)
Proposed by: pkroliko
Tagging: amenity=bench
Applies to: node
Definition: A place for people to sit; allows room for several people.
Rendered as: Park bench.svg
Draft start: 2008-03-06
RFC start: *
Vote start: 2008-12-16
Vote end: 2008-12-30


Contents

Rationale

A place for people to sit; allows room for several people. Benches are used for resting for an interval of time. They can be important to people with mobility impairments (e.g. needs a cane or crutches) who need a place to rest for a couple minutes while traveling on foot. Additionally, benches are often a suitable substitute for everyday activities like eating, reading, etc. when a picnic table is not available. Pedestrian travel requiring benches is common on college campuses as well as tourist areas.

Examples

Bench.jpg

Applies to

A bench would be an Amenity node.

Tags

amenity=bench

Optional

backrest=yes/no for people who have problems with their back this could be a useful information.

Rendering

This should probably be rendered as a symbol overlay, similar to the current toilets or recycling nodes.

See also

Proposed_features/Street_Furniture

Comments

Please comment on the talk page!

Voting

See the approval discussion on the talk page!
Vote start/end dates were set to 2008-11-29 / 2008-12-13

backrest=yes/no

bench=permanent

Suggest this is closed as "No", and further discussion to "permanent" section of Proposed features/Attributes. Chriscf 17:36, 14 January 2009 (UTC)

Vote status: Approved, after the split mentioned below.

Motion to split

There seems to be no objection to backrest, so I suggest we add that to the approved feature, and discuss the others in a more general context, since "applicable to other things" seems to be a recurring sentiment. Chriscf 14:30, 12 January 2009 (UTC)

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