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Planning commission recommends rezoning to allow gas station, convenience store at 802–810 S. Fourth St.
Summary
The DeKalb Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4–1 Aug. 4 to recommend city council approve rezoning 802–810 South Fourth Street to allow a 4,000-square-foot convenience store with three fuel islands (six pumps); staff recommended approval and the commission approved with conditions including a future lot consolidation plat.
The DeKalb Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 4 recommended that the city council rezone the properties at 802–810 South Fourth Street from General Commercial to Planned Development Commercial to permit a gas station and a convenience store.
City staff member Dan presented the staff report and said the 0.67-acre site formerly housed a White Hen convenience store and has been vacant since 2020. Dan said staff recommended approval of the rezoning, the preliminary and final development plan, and a future plat to combine the two existing lots.
The petitioner is listed as Amiko Hosen, represented by DVG Team Inc.; project representatives described plans to renovate an existing roughly 4,000-square-foot building, add three fuel islands (six fueling stations), and provide vehicle circulation and parking primarily behind the building. "We're proposing 3 fuel pumps, which is 6 fueling stations there,…
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