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ITEM 8 · BOUNDARY — THE TOWN HAS NO AGREEMENT; THE COMPACT IS THE STATE'S AND THE BAND'S
The checklist's casino item is expressly bounded — the city's side of the agreement only — and Walkerton's side of the Pokagon Band's gaming enterprise is short enough to print whole: there is no agreement, and there never has been one to print. The documented frame, at boundary size: the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians operates the Four Winds casinos under its gaming compact with the State of Indiana, including — since 2018 — the Four Winds South Bend casino, a Class III house under the state–tribal compact, seated on tribal land within South Bend's limits and owned whole by the South Bend build's telling. Walkerton's side of that record is exhausted by proximity and county: the town lies some fifteen miles southwest of the casino; no revenue-sharing, service, or government-to-government agreement between the Town of Walkerton and the Pokagon Band stands in any record reached; the town's residents appear in the casino's record as patrons and employees, classes the record does not enumerate by town. The leg prints the boundary in this form deliberately: a casino fifteen miles away is a fact of the region's geography, and the discipline that keeps a sister city's institution a sister city's whole keeps this item at the size of the town's own paper — which is none. The compact itself, its negotiation, and its money are the Indiana leg's and South Bend's to tell.
Principal sources: the Indiana–Pokagon Band gaming compact record and the Four Winds South Bend opening (2018), at boundary size; town records searched for an agreement, none found.