Turning lane planned, but do Lafayette Falls residents get more?

Written By Alissa Bahr

SOUTH BEND — Nearly 33 Lafayette Falls residents learned Thursday night that the earliest construction will begin on the city's promised blister turning lane into their subdivision will be this summer.

But residents are going to have to settle for the turning lane, even as they have other concerns related to the proposed construction of 110 new homes in the 165-house subdivision off Kern Road. 

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Alissa Bahr
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