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ITEMS 9–10 · REAL ESTATE AS THE RECORD KEEPS IT; LEG 81 OWNS THE POINTER BACK
The leg's real-estate chapter pairs the innovation park with the town's own network; Walkerton has the first at industrial size and the second not at all, and both print at those sizes. The parks:Its tenant course whole stands in the town and county economic-development records, named as this item's settler class; at directory strength the park's documented course is the modern course of Businesses itself — composites and doors and engineering firms, a working industrial park with no technology-campus pretension, printed as such. The town's own network: no municipal fiber ring, carrier hotel, or town broadband utility stands in the town's record (the dot-com addendum's infrastructure test, this run, returns the same negative from the other leg); Government's utilities are water and electric, the second century's network municipally owned and the third century's not.
Principal sources: Businesses (the modern course; Industrial Park Drive); Government (the municipal utilities); this run's dot-com addendum (the infrastructure test).