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Town Code §11.01(F), verbatim; the town's meeting record (January 2024 minutes header); State of Indiana JAG grant notices, 2023
The town's one civic building has its founding in the Code, in the same historical section that carries the flag. Section 11.01(F) states, verbatim: "In 1974, ground was broken for the proposed Roseland Community Center Building. This building was being built on land donated to the town by William Randall and houses the town's government offices, the Town Police Department and a community social center." The gift is the town's largest recorded single donation (the sweep file's donations test found no other), and the building's threefold purpose — government, police, social center — is the Code's own statement of what a town this size asks one building to be. Its present course carries at combined strength: the town's January 2024 minutes head themselves "ROSELAND TOWN HALL / 200 INDEPENDENCE DRIVE / ROSELAND, IN 46637," and 2023 state grant notices place both the police department and the clerk-treasurer at 200 Independence Drive. The identification of the 1974 building with 200 Independence Drive prints at that combined strength — the Code's function statement plus the present address — because no single carrier read states the identity in one sentence, and none is made to. One distinction is kept exact: the Community Center is not the Park Pavilion at the town park on West Cripe Street (the kids and family file), and the two buildings are never conflated in this build.