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2011–2026 · Town of Lakeville Comprehensive Plan (2011); the dealerships leg's November 2026 carriers; findings-B for the anchor firm
This article prints only what the pass's carriers support, and says plainly what they do not.
The anchor, current. Hoosier Racing Tire stands at full present-state strength in its own fragment: address of record 65465 S.R. 931, Lakeville; a 100% Continental AG subsidiary; the Plymouth plant's state operating-permit renewal publicly noticed in August 2026; the Lakeville address standing in the company's own 2026 programme documents. It is, by every carrier reached, the town's largest and only nationally carried business fact.
The auto trade, November 2026. The dealerships leg's closing census names the town's present auto trade at firm strength: The Garage (302 S. Michigan St), Kane's Auto Service, Tough Guy Enterprises, Lakeville Towing — independent repair — plus Doc Auto Inc. on S.R. 931, which describes itself as a licensed dealer; no franchised new-car dealership stands in the town. No personal owner is named for any of them in any carrier reached, and the owners roster therefore carries them as firms without linkages, not as people. One more firm stands named at the same strength: Palmer Funeral Home, 601 N. Michigan St — Joyce Newton's funeral services were held there in January 2018, and a 2022 obituary carries the address as the Palmer Community Complex / Palmer Funeral Home; no Lakeville individual is named as its owner in any carrier reached, and it is not the North Liberty funeral home of the sister build — nothing from that line is imported here.
The corridor frame, 2011. The town's own comprehensive plan fixed the geography the modern trade runs on (Farms & Crops prints its land-use text whole): existing town land use at residential 51%, parks and open space 13%, and the remaining 36% "affiliated with the commercial sector"; the northwestern town limits lately expanded for the Morningside Subdivision; and the commercial future expected at the S.R. 4 interchange ground of the new U.S. 31 — the bypass that opened east of town on 27 August 2014 (LK-1) and left the old alignment in town as S.R. 931 under INDOT. The town's present business geography is the geography of those two roads: the 931 addresses (Hoosier; Doc Auto) against the old Michigan Street line (The Garage at 302 S. Michigan; the funeral home at 601 N. Michigan; the 1917 bank's corner at 222 S. Michigan, Banks). Two main streets, a century apart, both still carrying the town's trade — and the rest of today's storefronts stand, honestly, in the gaps ledger awaiting the directories that name them.