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The plat searches of Passes IV-2 and IV-4 as described in the pass notes (web strength); the County Recorder's plat books as the named settler (gap G2-4, standing)
Seven streets with a naming pattern — three of them -hurst closes — imply a plat, and no web carrier produces it.The only "Indian Village" subdivision record in Indiana that the searches produce entire is Fort Wayne's — a 1925 developer subdivision with its company, designer and plat books all of record — and it belongs to that city, quarantined in this build's stories-told fragment, and is not evidence about this ground in any particular. The plat for these streets stands where the earlier passes left it: in the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books, a defined settler recorded as gap G2-4, unexecuted because it is not web-reachable. Until it is read, the build-out's mechanism — one plat or several, a developer or lot-by-lot sale, the pre-1940 houses' place in it — stands as the economic course's open question, printed as one.