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Parks and Plans
The founding section carries the parks system park by park and the Riverwalk stage by stage. This addendum carries the two lines that section left short: the system as a planned whole — every master plan the record names, in sequence, to the present plan's horizon — and the city's planning line whole, from its first zoning ordinance to its current comprehensive plan. Where the record does not keep a link in either chain, the gap is printed as a gap, with the settling source named.
The system plan whole: the parks department's master-plan course
THE FIVE-YEAR CYCLE TO THE PRESENT · THE PLAN SEQUENCE AS THE RECORD KEEPS IT
The cycle itself is public record: Indiana park and recreation boards hold their Land and Water Conservation Fund eligibility through a current five-year park and recreation master plan, approved by the Indiana Department of…
The riverfront plans as their own line
THE PLANS BEHIND THE EXECUTED RIVERWALK COURSE
The executed course is the plan's footprint: the founding fragment carries the Riverwalk's staged building — 2003, the south bank and the Kamm bridges; 2004, Beutter Riverfront Park on the cleared Ball Band ground (the park…
The planning line whole: first zoning ordinance to current comprehensive plan
1947 ENABLING ACT · ORDINANCE 2988, 1986 · "MISHAWAKA 2000" · THE 2045 COUNTY FRAME
The zoning end of the line, dated from the city's own code: Mishawaka's zoning chapter — Chapter 137 of the Code of Ordinances — carries the source line "(Code 1985, § 159.001; Ord. No. 2988, 12-15-1986)" at its head sections…