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Council approves Express Oil Change and Foosackley's site plans; Express Oil subject to staff conditions

2543641 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The council approved site plans for an Express Oil Change at Planters Pointe (lot 8) with staff conditions, and for Foosackley's with Just Chillin' in the Encounter development (lot 4) with no outstanding conditions.

Fairhope City Council approved two site plans: an Express Oil Change for Lot 8 in the Planters Pointe shopping center and a combined Foosackley’s and Just Chillin’ site in the Encounter development. The motion for Express Oil included staff-recommended conditions; the Foosackley’s motion was approved with no remaining conditions.

Express Oil Change (SR 2406): The site is approximately 0.99 acres at the northwest corner of State Highway 181 and Highway 104. Staff and the planning commission recommended conditional approval; outstanding items to be satisfied before finalization include a revised landscape plan that relocates crepe myrtles to their surveyed positions, confirmation of tree credits with the city horticulturalist, planting overstory trees in frontage gaps, updates to the tree-protection plan, and provision of an ADA-accessible pedestrian connection from the internal parking area to the 12-foot multi-use path along Highway 181. The site will use a dry detention pond and has frontage detention and ADA requirements to satisfy.

Foosackley’s and Just Chillin’ (SR 2503): The site is in the Encounter development at the northeast corner of Highway 181 and Highway 104. The Foosackley’s building is roughly 5,900 square feet with a 1,200-square-foot Just Chillin’ ice-cream shop. Planning staff reported that prior planning-commission conditions have been satisfied; the parking count is under the 50-space threshold that would trigger taller lighting standards, ADA requirements have been met, and a pedestrian connection to the multi-use path is provided. The council approved both site plans by voice vote.