Pawnee Indian Industrial Park Preliminary Engineering Report by WA Associates, 1974-09-07

Item — Box: 40, Folder: 3

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_40_3_0014

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The text outlines a proposal for the development of the Pawnee Indian Industrial Park in Oklahoma, with the goal of creating employment opportunities and generating income for the Pawnee Tribe. The plan includes the establishment of manufacturing plants and facilities, such as a pillow block assembly plant and a castings plant, as well as infrastructure improvements like water and sewage systems. The project aims to benefit the tribe economically and support cultural and educational growth. Potential participants in the project have been identified, and it is emphasized that the project should be designed and operated with the tribe's control and best interests in mind.

Dates

1974-09-07

Language of Materials

English

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