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TURNING SEWER INTO GOLD
Plane before council Tuesday could leverage $34,333 investment into at least $9.6 million
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This map shows the envisioned family entertainment zone (in gray), the 13 acres of city-owned property (the tallow below the purple), the 3.1-acre RDA parcel being auction off (yellow), a privately owned site approved for a hotel and commercial (red) as well as an area proposed for 365 multiple housing units (purple) in relation to Big League Dreams, Great Wolf, and Costco. The area is northwest of the Airport Way and 120 Bypass interchange.
A $34,333 city investment in 1966 could be parlayed into at least $9.6 million thanks to Manteca landing what will arguably be the biggest singular tourist attraction in the Northern San Joaquin Valley — the 500-room Great Wolf indoor water park now rising on 30 acres once attached to the municipal wastewater treatment plant.