Commission hears development plan for convenience store and fuel canopy at Gaston Avenue and West Fairview
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Summary
A developer presented a plan for a convenience store with front- and rear-facing fuel pumps and two interior units at the former National Linen site; commissioners had site questions and noted the location is already B-2, and a public hearing was held.
Brad Flowers of Flowers and White Engineering presented a development plan for a convenience store with a food/restaurant unit and fuel pumps at the former National Linen service site at the southwest corner of Gaston Avenue and West Fairview.
Flowers said the developer envisions a single building with two units (one a convenience store/restaurant-type unit) and fueling canopies front and rear. He described the proposal as following common modern convenience-store models with enhanced interior amenities and food options.
Commissioners asked technical questions about access, canopy layout and whether pumps would be front and rear; Flowers confirmed pumps are planned both front and rear. Staff noted the property is already zoned B-2 and that there were no zoning issues at the time of the presentation. A public hearing was held and the applicant thanked the commission.
No final approval vote was recorded on the transcript for this item; the transcript records the presentation, questions, and a public hearing closing.