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CLUSTER C11, ROW 2 · NOVEMBER 2026
The register is now dug at the shape the checklist asks. Twenty substantial plats stand in their own articles above — Dawn Manor through Streamwood — each with its founding paper at the strength the record reaches, its street plan, its lot measure, its character and its present state in the county's codes; nine genuinely smallest plats are gathered in one article with their measures stated, as the rule allows. Three plats yielded dates from their own paper (Horizons Edge, 6 January 2000 and its 2001 replat; Wild Wing Plantation, 2 July 1999; Gumwood Crossing, 8 December 2006); one yielded a founding year from its association (East Pointe Estates, 1997); one yielded a proprietor's name from the county's own filed style (Dawn Manor's Otto Ringens, of the second and third additions); one yielded a developer entity still conveying lots years on (Anderson Lake Estates, LLC); one yielded a builder of record at directory strength (Pleasant Valley North's Allen Edwin Homes). Every other proprietor and recording date in the rank closes as a named gap inside its own article, settler the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books — which is GAP-NBH-5, the banked fragment's own named lack, now itemized plat by plat instead of standing against the wave as a whole. Nothing in the banked fragment is contradicted by this section; two recounts against its counts (Reynolds Park's filed variants, Glen Lees' name-carrying strings) are flagged in the companion closures file for the parent's ruling, the banked counts standing until then. The wave's middle rank, read whole, is a more various thing than its line-size gathering suggested: a 1960s plat hiding among nineties plats, a lake plat still unfinished after a generation, a plat named for a lake in England on lakeless ground, and ten additions of one man's manor — the register was worth the digging.
Sources: this section's articles and their sources, as cited; the companion closures file, c11-closures.md, carries the plat-by-plat table.