Council approves rezoning for proposed Circle K after environmental buffer discussion
The council introduced and approved a rezoning to allow a Circle K convenience store and fueling station on 1.3 acres; environmental staff recommended a 100-foot buffer between underground storage-tank venting and adjacent residences, and the applicant said site plans can accommodate the buffer.
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LAREDO, Texas — The City Council approved a zoning change to permit a Circle K convenience store and fuel station on a 1.3-acre corner that abuts planned residential development, after a detailed discussion about subsurface safety and setback buffers.
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