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items 4, 7, and 10-pattern — the city's own mall; rebuilt ground; successions to the present
The enclosed-mall test is now printed, and it is negative: no enclosed shopping mall has ever stood in New Carlisle or Olive Township — not in the directory record, not in the Secretary of State record, not in the whole business course this build carries from Chapman's canvass to the 2026 roll. The absence was previously inferable from the business record; it is here stated as a finding with its search. The dead-ground item falls with it: with no mall there is no dead mall, no mall ground rebuilt open-air, and no landfill-to-power-centre case on this ground — those transformations belong to South Bend's record, where the sister build carries them, and are pointed to, not retold. Anchor successions close the same way: no centre stands here, so no anchor succession can be carried for any centre of this town, and the succession question is answered by the negative above rather than left hanging. What the town has instead of anchors is the Michigan Street succession of stores, carried whole in the businesses leg — this section's two ends, which stood before this section, now have their middle printed: between the street and the highway node, there was never a centre.
Sources:
- The directory and business record of this build, read whole as a mall test, November 2026 — no enclosed mall, plaza, or anchor succession returned at any date.
- The South Bend build's record for the rebuilt-ground cases (Erskine-pattern), pointed to at boundary discipline.