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Banked record, Farms & Crops lk-frm-conversion; 2011 Lakeville Comprehensive Plan; this lane's searches, November 2026
The conversion of farmland prints in the banked file at county scale only; this section states the township position exactly, and takes up the nursery and greenhouse line, which no fragment anywhere has ever addressed. Township conversion first: unmeasured, still. The corridor record stands as banked — the 2011 plan's town land use at 51 percent residential, 13 percent parks and open space, 36 percent commercial-affiliated, with no agriculture category inside the town at all; the twenty-acre rule on the township's edge; the US 31 bypass opened 27 August 2014 — but no parcel-level count of Union Township acres lost, by decade or in total, exists in any carrier reached, and none is computed here from county figures. The nursery line: never addressed in any fragment of this build before this article, and no township carrier found's searches names a nursery, greenhouse, or floriculture operation in Union Township at any date — the county's modern census lines count orchards and berries (13 farms on 21 acres in 2017, orchards at 27 acres in 2022; berries on 9 farms) without descending to the township. Both limbs therefore rest on the same named settlers, standing current: county parcel and GIS data, the USDA Cropland Data Layer, and the 2011 plan's land-use maps, read for the township entire. The row closes mixed: the corridor facts stand dug, the township measurement and the nursery line stand named as owed.