Kwik Trip plans to take over the building, which has been vacant for several years.
The Oakdale City Council on Tuesday approved several measures that move forward Kwik Trip’s plans to redevelop a long-vacant gas station. Kwik Trip plans to put up a service station and a car wash at the site, located at the corner of Hadley Avenue and Highway 5. The property has been vacant for seven or eight years, Community Development Director Bob Streetar told Patch in January when the plans were announced. Related: Vacant No More? New Beginnings on Horizon for Long-Vacant Gas Station The city has targeted the site for redevelopment, City Administrator Craig Waldron said. “It’s good to see it turning around,” he said. Work on the new gas station will likely begin this spring, Waldron said. Specifically, the council on Tuesday approved…
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The vacant gas station at the corner of Hadley Avenue and Highway 5 has new ownership and will be getting a makeover.
It looks like a Kwik Trip will be taking over the vacant gas station at the corner of Hadley Avenue and Highway 5. Community Development Director Bob Streetar announced to the city council Tuesday night that Kwik Trip has closed on the property that once housed a Winner gas station. The property has been vacant at least seven or eight years, Streetar said. The Kwik Trip plans to put up a service station and a car wash at the site, although no formal plans have come before the city for approval yet, Streetar said. Streetar estimates that the city will receive plans from Kwik Trip in the next 30-90 days so that they can get proper approvals and possibly begin construction this year. "They have been providing us information, but until we …
Glenn Seaberg
2:32 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Mr. Klayman wants Oakdale to attract businesses but laments the fact that Park Tool is relocating from Mahtomedi to the vacant field that was once a failed pitch-n-putt. In other respects, I agree with him. There are few restaurants, no CBD, and very little identity to this town. more ›