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Planning board hears Walmart fueling station plan; stormwater and wetlands buffer remain unresolved
Summary
Walmart Real Estate Business Trust proposed a 1,618‑sq‑ft convenience store and 4,800‑sq‑ft fuel canopy with two 20,000‑gallon tanks and one 10,000‑gallon tank at 677 Tiffany Boulevard. Engineers said the project increases impervious area by about 1,445 sq ft and that soil and proximity to wetlands likely preclude infiltration, so detention and a
The Gardner City Planning Board received a preliminary site plan presentation for a proposed Walmart fueling station and convenience store at 677 Tiffany Boulevard and asked the applicant for more stormwater and conservation details before scheduling a public hearing.
Connor Emmis of Boulder/Cornell Engineering told the board the proposal places a 1,618‑square‑foot convenience store and a 4,800‑square‑foot fuel canopy in the east portion of the Walmart property. The overall proposal includes two 20,000‑gallon underground fuel tanks and one 10,000‑gallon underground tank. "This will be an electric only building, so no gas service is proposed," Emmis said…
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