This aerial map shows the location of the proposed Flatwater Crossing along the Missouri River in South Sioux City, Nebraska. Image from Google Maps
The economic development corporation of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is working on plans for a large housing and commercial project. Ho-Chunk Inc. wants to develop 200 acres along the Missouri River in South Sioux City. The Flatwater Crossing project would include housing, retail and public spaces. "We're taking a real leap of faith and financial risk to consider this," Ho-Chunk President and CEO Lance Morgan, a tribal member, told The Sioux City Journal. "We think it's going to be really viable." Details are expected to be announced next month. Ho-Chunk Inc. already operates a business, Flatwater Metals, nearby and local officials are anticipating growth in that area of the city. Get the Story:
200-acre housing development envisioned for South Sioux City (The Sioux City Journal 5/2)
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