South Dakota's boomtown neighbors set ground rules for growth
Increasingly crowded Lincoln County to adjust zoning cooperation with Sioux Falls after city pens deal with Harrisburg, Tea
What happens when fast-growing cities start running into each other?
It can bring turf wars, jockeying and a race to the outskirts. But it can also spark cooperation, like in southeast South Dakota where the cities of Harrisburg, Sioux Falls and Tea have penned a three-way deal that’ll serve as rules of engagement for the boomtowns.
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