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THE CLOSING ROLL
Eight wants stand open, each with its settling source: GAP-BIZ-1 — the Heritage Square parcel determination: which side of the Mishawaka city line the center's ground sits on, the federal court saying Mishawaka and the press and trade record saying Granger; attempted through the county assessor's GovernMax portal and not completed; settler: the St. Joseph County parcel/GIS record. GAP-BIZ-2 — the opening years of Granger Station and of Martin's Store #16; settlers: the South Bend Tribune archive, Martin's corporate history, county building records. GAP-BIZ-3 — the deed-level seller of the 929-acre Microsoft purchase; settler: the St. Joseph County Recorder's June 2024 instrument. GAP-BIZ-4 — the first bank branch seated on this ground and the row's establishment dates; settler: the FDIC's BankFind branch records. GAP-BIZ-5 — the named storekeepers and blacksmiths of the Granger station village; settlers: the village listings of Polk's Indiana State Gazetteer and the county directories at the St. Joseph County Public Library. GAP-BIZ-6 — Toscana Park's development entity in its legal name, and the center's first-phase opening year beyond Villa Macri's documented summer of 2008; settlers: county plan-commission and building records, the Tribune archive. GAP-BIZ-7 — GrandView's first residential phase opening year and the Phase III course; settlers: Great Lakes Capital's and Bradley Company's project records. GAP-BIZ-8 — the Granger Farmers Market's founding year; settler: the market's own records and the USDA directory's history.
Sources:
- This section's own search record, 2026-11-11; each gap is stated in place at its entry as well as in this roll.