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(KLZA)--Falls City Economic Development and Growth Enterprise Executive Director Lucas Froeschl presented the organizations Third Quarter report to the Falls City Council Monday night and Richardson County Commissioners Tuesday morning.
Froeschl reported the Nebraska Department of Roads has approved a permit to construct 33rd Street from Highway 73, west to Bill Schock Boulevard.
The Falls City Council must approve the project. Froeschl said he is working on lining up the funding to build the street.
Froeschl also provided updated information on the progress at the Champions Crossing housing development on the northwest edge of Falls City. A new sign indicating the layout of the lots has recently been placed on the south edge of the property.
Two of the six lots on Shamrock Circle have been sold.
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