New GetGo Gas Station Taking Shape
Company officials had hoped to finish the construction of the new gas station at Bunts Road and Detroit Avenue by the holidays.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Get Go Gas Station Plans Prompt Questions, Concerns
About 50 people attend a forum at Lakewood City Hall to discuss the proposal at the southwest corner of Bunts Road and Detroit Avenue.
Dozens of residents filled up the auditorium at Lakewood City Hall on Wednesday to discuss the proposed Get Go gas station at the southwest corner of Bunts Road and Detroit Avenue. The plan, recently presented to city officials by Giant Eagle, includes a 16-pump gas station and convenient store on the property that the Pittsburgh-based grocer once owned. Many in the crowd came out Wednesday night to express concerns about the proposal. Specifically, they shared concerns over traffic, pollution and lights from the building. Al Bednarski, who’s lived on Parkhaven Row for more than 30 years, is skeptical of the project. “I don’t like it,” he said. “Who wants a gas station 100 feet from their house? I don’t.” Some other residents attended …
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ella
12:28 pm on Monday, April 23, 2012
From what I understand Detroit Rd is zoned as a commercial corridor, but looking at the Gas station development plan it looks like the pumps are going to be placed along the Bunts Rd which is not a commercial corridor (?) ... Why not place the gas pumps along Detroit Rd, so those face the main street and the buildings on the far back end of that property? Seems like Architectural Boards are tough… more ›
Monday, March 26, 2012
New Get Go Gas Station Sparks Concern in the Neighborhood
A couple fliers circulating in the neighborhood of the proposed new Get Go gas station at the southwest corner of Bunts Road and Detroit Avenue. Public meeting set for Wednesday.
There are a couple pieces of literature circulating around the neighborhood of the proposed new Get Go gas station at the southwest corner of Bunts Road and Detroit Avenue. The first — stuck to doors and left on porches — cautions residents about the possible negative effects of a gas station. The flier warns falling property values, pollution, increased traffic and undesirable consequences on local business. This comes after Giant Eagle’s proposal earlier this month to build a 5,600-square-foot brick building, with multiple gas pumps, at the property that it once owned. The city responded with a letter of its own — and an invitation to discuss the issue further, at a meeting set to take place at Lakewood City Hall at 6 p.m. March 28. …
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ella
3:57 pm on Monday, April 23, 2012
What is the benefit to the city bottom line from this type of development ? This will not create a new gas buying consumer, but it only will make people who buy at other gas station come to this one to what is in their mind savings...the smaller gas stations will loose customer ( that's the free market economy for you ) and then city will face multiple brownfield and empty lots from gas stations … more ›
Dana
10:59 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
How do you apply for work at this new location? more ›