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Council indefinitely postpones Sheetz PUD after robust public comment on traffic and local business impacts
Summary
Following public hearing testimony both opposing and supporting a proposed Sheetz gas station and convenience store, the council voted to indefinitely postpone the Skok and Gold planned unit development application at the applicant's request; residents raised congestion, character and small-business concerns while rideshare drivers emphasized 24-hour service needs.
The Sterling Heights City Council opened a public hearing on a planned unit development application by Skok and Gold for a proposed Sheetz gas station, convenience store and fast-food drive-through on approximately 2.6 acres at the southeast corner of Metropolitan Parkway and Mound Road (PPUD 25‑0003). City Planner Dr. Jake Parcel told the council the applicant requested an indefinite postponement because revised plans and a formal PUD agreement had not been completed.
Residents and local business owners filled the public…
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