Best way to map destination parking spots perpendicular to the side of a way?

I'm aware of parking:lane:side=perpendicular, however for cases where the parking is at a specific destination rather than the side of a regular street it isn't so obvious to me whether I should be mapping the parking as an area or using this key/namespace convention.

Here are two links to locations where it isn't obvious to me whether the parking should be considered a lane or an area:

Here I've mapped the parking using the namespace/key combination.
Here the parking is mapped as an area and I'm currently debating if I should change it or not.

I lean toward using the namespace/key combination again, but I'm unsure (I think the lack of spatial representation is what makes me hesitate) and thought I'd seek more experienced advice.

asked 04 Aug '18, 22:30

TheEditor101
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Have you seen this, https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:parking:lane#Parking_position

(05 Aug '18, 20:14) andy mackey

I hadn't, I think this seems like what I should use for these cases. Am I right in suggesting the linked cases would suit the value painted_area_only?

(08 Aug '18, 14:59) TheEditor101

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Best way to map destination parking spots perpendicular to the side of a way?

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