Pan Asia grocery set to open in July amid local project updates

During the recent Plan Commission meeting in West Allis, city officials provided updates on several key development projects that are set to impact the community in the coming months.

One of the most anticipated developments is the opening of the Pan Asia grocery store, which is expected to welcome customers next month in July. This new grocery option aims to enhance the diversity of shopping choices available to residents, reflecting the community's growing multicultural landscape.

Additionally, the commission discussed the status of other ongoing projects, noting that many are currently inactive in construction. However, there is optimism surrounding the leasing of a property at 80 Fourth and National, which is projected to begin in August. This development is expected to contribute to the local economy and provide new opportunities for residents.

Looking ahead, the commission is preparing to review a proposal for the redevelopment of the St. Aloysius site, informally referred to as the St. Al's redevelopment. While details are still being finalized, this project is anticipated to bring further revitalization to the area.

Another project mentioned was the progress of a Checkers restaurant, which is currently underway. This addition is likely to provide more dining options for residents, enhancing the community's culinary scene.

As these developments unfold, they promise to bring new services and amenities to West Allis, addressing the needs and interests of its residents. The next meeting will continue to monitor these projects and their implications for the community's growth and vibrancy.