Board approves revised Maverik convenience store plans at Russell and Durango
Summary
The board approved revised site design and related waivers for a Maverik convenience store at the corner of Russell Road and Durango Drive after the applicant rotated the building to reduce impacts on nearby neighbors.
The Spring Valley Town Advisory Board approved two related items for a proposed Maverik convenience store at the southeast corner of Russell Road and Durango Drive, including a site design revision and associated waivers.
Applicant representatives said the project has been in the county system since 2019 and that rotating the building 90 degrees reduced the proximity of a canopy and other drive elements to Durango Drive. The rotation increased separation and addressed neighbor concerns; staff reviewed the changes and found them acceptable under the conditions on the agenda.
Board member comments praised the developer's outreach and design changes. One board member said Maverik has "raised the bar" on neighborhood C‑store design and commended the company's willingness to revise plans to be a better neighbor. No members of the public spoke on these items. The board approved both items by voice vote, with the motions carrying as recommended by staff.
Public works and planning will continue to process engineering and permitting under the approved site plan and conditions.
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