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THE COUNTY LAND-RECORDS LAYER, AT THE STRENGTH IT ANSWERED
The county parcel layer is this build's standing instrument for plat fabric, and on Walkerton it answered at count strength and no further. Run against the county's LandRecords Parcels_County service on 11 November 2026, the layer returned 1,321 parcels inside an envelope drawn around the town's census polygon; 1,354 parcels carrying a Walkerton postal address (the mail route's fringe included); and 1,631 parcels tagged to Lincoln Township. The sustained pull that would mine those parcels' legal descriptions for the addition-by-addition roster — the instrument the sister builds ran whole on their towns — was refused by the service itself: single spaced queries succeeded, but paged requests truncated and dropped repeatedly, and two patient resumable pulls, at page sizes down to one hundred records with retries, banked nothing the record can stand on. The failure is printed rather than worked around with partial data, because a partial plat roster would read as a finding and would not be one. The roster stands as a named gap: its settlers are the same county layer under a gentler cadence or a county data export, and the Recorder's plat books behind it. Owner fields exist in the layer and were never pulled, here or in any pass of this build.