Sioux City Council changes zoning to allow casino (The Sioux City Journal 8/14)
Sioux City updates zoning law to permit new casino (AP 8/15)
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Winnebago Tribe plans a hotel as part of
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Winnebago Tribe benefits from zoning change allowing a casino
The Winnebago Tribe would be able to open a commercial casino under zoning change approved by the city council in Sioux City, Iowa.
Ho-Chunk Inc., the tribe's
economic development corporation, wants to develop a land-based casino in the city.
It would have to be located somewhere within a 462-acre "Casino Overlay District" in downtown Sioux City.
The tribe plans to submit an application for the casino license by November 1.
The facility would be regulated by the Iowa Racing and Gaming
Commission.
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Sioux City Council changes zoning to allow casino (The Sioux City Journal 8/14)
Sioux City updates zoning law to permit new casino (AP 8/15)
Sioux City Council changes zoning to allow casino (The Sioux City Journal 8/14)
Sioux City updates zoning law to permit new casino (AP 8/15)
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