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HARRIS TOWNSHIP · SECTION 10 · 54 PARCELS IN FOUR SECTIONS
Country Knolls stands at the register's western edge, on Section 10 ground (centroid −86.1702, 41.7563) in the northern tier near the Clay Township line, and the banked file carried it twice — in the Harris register and in the 2000s-additions article — at the same four-section size. The parcel file confirms the shape: 54 parcels filed under the name in sections running to Section Four, all 54 improved in the single-family code, at a median lot of 0.40 acre over some 24 acres — a complete plat, and a uniform one. Its name street is its own: Country Knolls Drive in the listing record, and the build-year samples that record gives are earlier than its 2000s-article company might suggest — a Country Knolls Drive house dated 1983, and a 1982 house on Canyon Ridge Drive whose assessment appeal the Indiana Board of Tax Review heard with Country Knolls Drive record cards among its comparables, Canyon Ridge reading as an interior street of the same northern-tier ground. The samples mark Country Knolls as a plat of the wave's opening, its four sections most plausibly spanning the eighties rather than the turn of the century; the 2000s article gathered it by size, not by date, and no contradiction with the banked file arises — but its true dates are unreached.
Named gap — Country Knolls' proprietor and the recording dates of its four sections: settler, the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books (Harris Township books), GAP-NBH-5's settler named for this plat.
Sources: St. Joseph County parcel record, read November 2026 — count, sections, acreages, class codes. Indiana Board of Tax Review, Final Determination, Petition No. 71-011-22-1-5-00488-23 (2023) — the 1982 Canyon Ridge Drive house and its Country Knolls Drive comparables. Listing record (IRMLS via Zillow) — the 1983 sample only.