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No races, no riverwalk, no lights, no front-yard development: the Yellow at this township has had no amenity turn, and the plan record shows why. The banked article's only present-day river fact was the lakes' high-phosphorus listing in the 2018 watershed plan (lk-rem-rivers). This pass tested the amenity limbs one by one against the plan and county records as reached. The 2018 Headwaters Yellow River Watershed management plan — the implementation frame for this reach — treats the headwaters as an agricultural water-quality problem (phosphorus, drainage, buffers), not as a recreation asset; no implementation carrier reached names a trail, launch, race event, or riverfront project on the township's reach. The lakes' own present use — shore residences, year-round and seasonal (lk-rem-communities) — is private shore life without a documented public amenity institution, as the communities article already prints. The present-use article is therefore a dated negative, November 2026: the river's modern chapter on this ground is watershed management, not amenity, and any future turn will date from a record that does not yet exist in the carriers reached.