The unfinished firms: what is settled, and what still waits, item by item

Three firm items rode out of the banked leg unfinished, inside its gaps roll rather than as a worked list: the opening years of Granger Station and of Martin's Store #16 (GAP-BIZ-2); 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 (GAP-BIZ-6); and GrandView's first residential phase — GrandView Flats and Townhomes, 210 Perspective Drive — its opening year and the Phase III course (GAP-BIZ-7).

Item 1 — Granger Station and Store #16, opening years: still queued.The item stays queued. Settlers, as banked: the South Bend Tribune archive at article strength, Martin's corporate history, and the county building records.

Item 2 — Toscana Park, the entity and the first phase: still queued, one fact firmer. The Tribune's catalogue of its Macri coverage firms the family's hand without settling the legal name: Jerry Macri stands in it as the center's developer moving to put two retail buildings on newly acquired property, and as the owner also of City Plaza shopping center in Mishawaka — the family-firm character the banked leg prints ("built by a family firm of the region as an extension of its own restaurant business") is the catalogue's character too. But no source reached prints the development entity in its legal name, and none dates the center's first phase apart from the anchor: Villa Macri's documented summer of 2008 remains the only dated opening on the ground, with the construction fire of the building years — "Fire damage will not delay Toscana Park," in the Tribune's headline as catalogued — undated in the record reached. The item stays queued. Settlers, as banked: the county plan-commission and building records, and the Tribune archive.

Item 3 — GrandView, Phase I and Phase III: still queued.The item stays queued. Settlers, as banked: Great Lakes Capital's and Bradley Company's project records.

Sources:

1. Businesses (banked) — GAP-BIZ-2 (Granger Station and Store #16 opening years; settlers: Tribune archive, Martin's corporate history, county building records); GAP-BIZ-6 (Toscana Park entity and first phase; settlers: county plan-commission and building records, Tribune archive); GAP-BIZ-7 (GrandView Phase I year and Phase III course; settlers: Great Lakes Capital and Bradley Company project records); the Toscana Park and GrandView articles whole (Villa Macri, summer 2008; Phase II under construction May 2019, anticipated January 2020; the master plan's sixty acres).
2. South Bend Tribune catalogue of its business coverage, searched November 2026 — the Granger Station tenancy column (Osco and Radio Shack closings, the Mancino's relocation); the Macri file ("New day for Toscana Park"; "Fire damage will not delay Toscana Park"; "Toscana Park facing growing pains"; Jerry Macri's two retail buildings and City Plaza ownership). Catalogue strength only: no opening year, entity name, or phase date reached for any queued item.