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Developer says Watertown gas station opening delayed to September; pavers chosen over asphalt

Watertown Planning and Zoning Commission · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Project manager for an Atlantis Management gas station told the commission the opening is likely to shift from July toward September and that the developer decided to keep pavers rather than switch to asphalt for a wetland-adjacent area.

Staff (S4) reported that Atlantis Management, the developer for a proposed gas station previously discussed with the commission, had targeted a July opening but expects a later date, "probably looking more towards September," and that project timing could slip further depending on final permitting.

On design details, S4 said the developer considered changing from pavers to asphalt on a wetland-adjacent rear area but decided to keep the more expensive pavers. Commissioners asked follow-up questions about site access and schedule; no formal application revisions were recorded in the meeting notes.