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Gallatin committee advances Wawa plan amid floodplain, access and TDOT concerns
Summary
The council committee voted to forward a preliminary master development plan for a Wawa convenience store and fuel site on Long Hollow Pike to the full council after questions about floodplain impacts, driveway alignment, and pending TDOT work.
The Gallatin City Council Committee voted April 8 to forward a preliminary master development plan (PMDP) for a Wawa convenience store and fuel site on Long Hollow Pike to the full City Council for final consideration.
The PMDP covers a 3.53‑acre portion of a parcel south of Long Hollow Pike and west of Greenlee Boulevard. The plan calls for a 6,374‑square‑foot convenience/food service building with drive-through, 10 fuel pumps under a canopy, and EV charging areas. City planner Brian Rose said the site is already zoned MU, so no rezoning is required; a conditional use permit is needed for the drive‑through and convenience sales.
Planning staff noted the site borders a FEMA floodplain at the rear of the property; the applicant said only a small portion of a southern…
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