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AUDIT ROW #274 · SMALL, OPEN, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRES — THE WHOLE OF THE TOWN'S RECORD
Walkerton's shopping-centre record entire is: highway strip retail on the Roosevelt Road corridor, and storefront retail on the old commercial streets. The corridor cluster — the grocery-anchored strip form the food pass documents at directory strength, with the Walkerton Market's successor trade and the corridor's service shops — is the town's one centre in the checklist's sense, and Food & Drink carries its anchors and fates at the strength reached there; this article exists to enroll it in the malls leg at its true class (small/open, unanchored by any department store, never enclosed) rather than to retell the food record. The second "centre" is the downtown storefront row itself — Illinois Street and its crossings — which is a main street, not a centre, and is printed as such so this section's census is honest: one corridor strip cluster, one main street, nothing enclosed, nothing else. Anything smaller — a two-shop pad site — is below the form's floor and is not dressed up as a centre.