The Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan plans to build a campground and an upscale RV park on some of its property.
The tribe owns 23.51 acres in Union Township that were rezoned from residential to agricultural. That makes development possible, the tribe's Migizi Economic Development Co. said.
Phase one of the project involves 60 RV sites. Phase two will bring more amenities to the campground and RV park.
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Tribe plans campground, RV park on rezoned property
(The Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun 8/21)
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