QT plans gas station and car wash at Old National and 138 intersection

July 07, 2025 | South Fulton, Fulton County, Georgia

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QT plans gas station and car wash at Old National and 138 intersection

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A new QuickTrip (QT) gas station and car wash is set to make its debut at the intersection of Old National Highway and Highway 138 in South Fulton, pending zoning approval. The proposed development, which will occupy 2.7 to 2 acres of currently zoned C-2 property, aims to replace a long-vacant site that has struggled to attract buyers due to its previous recreational zoning restrictions.

QT representatives highlighted the need for a zoning change to remove existing conditions that limit the property’s use. The company is seeking to rezone the land from C-2 to C-2, which would allow for the gas station and car wash to be built. Additionally, a use permit and two legislative waivers are required due to city restrictions on the proximity of gas stations and their distance from residential areas.

The QT facility promises to enhance the local economy by creating numerous job opportunities, with a commitment to providing quality employment benefits, including health insurance and retirement plans. QT is also known for its community support, offering a safe space for at-risk individuals.

The nearest QT location is 3.2 miles away, and the company argues that its brand offers a higher quality experience compared to existing gas stations in the area. The development is expected to improve the overall landscape of the intersection, which currently features a Shell gas station directly across the street.

As the city considers the proposal, QT representatives expressed enthusiasm about the potential positive impact on the community, emphasizing their dedication to quality service and community engagement. The next steps will involve city deliberation on the zoning changes and permits necessary for the project to move forward.

Converted from Community Zoning Information Meeting 7/7/2025 meeting on July 07, 2025
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