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Council refers Kwik Trip semi‑truck fueling and convenience store proposal to Planning Commission

3307594 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

Waterville council referred a zoning change request and conditional-use permit application from Kwik Trip for a semi‑truck fueling and convenience facility at 9055 Waterville Swanton Road to the Planning Commission for review on June 2.

Waterville City Council voted on May 12 to refer a Kwik Trip proposal for a semi‑truck fueling and convenience store at 9055 Waterville Swanton Road to the city Planning Commission for review.

City administrator John Gokenauer explained the proposal is a request to rezone a parcel from Agricultural A-1 to a mixed-use Commercial C-4 district and to consider a conditional-use permit for a semi‑truck fueling and convenience facility. Gokenauer said the Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on June 2, 2025, to consider the referral and will return a recommendation to council.

Council moved to refer the zoning change and conditional-use permit application to the Planning Commission; the motion was seconded and approved. The referral does not approve or deny the project; it simply initiates the Planning Commission review process.

Why it matters: a semi‑truck fueling facility could change traffic and land-use patterns at the proposed site; referral to the Planning Commission begins the formal review process required by the city’s zoning code.