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County and state district lists read; town ordinance book unreached
No local historic district has ever been designated in Lakeville, at every strength — and the one source that could overturn the finding is named, because it was not opened. The district record of the county runs through the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County, whose local districts and landmarks stand in South Bend and the county's other designated places; no Lakeville district, neighbourhood campaign or designation proceeding appears in the commission's record as reached, in the printed county survey record as reached, or in the banked build's own heritage pass, which states in one clause that no local district was reached. The town's one designated property stands alone and stands at state and national level, not local: the 1931 school, Register-listed in 1991. The unopened settler is the town ordinance book, in which a district ordinance would have to live if one existed; it was not reached from open sources, and the test therefore closes at list-and-survey strength with that residue named, not as an absolute negative.