The proposal was already rejected by the city’s zoning committee out of concern for the location. Toledo City Council will vote on the proposal on Wednesday.
TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo City Council will decide on Wednesday whether the controversial construction of a convenience store will happen at a plaza in south Toledo.
Last week, the zoning committee rejected the proposal to build a Sheetz at Airport Highway and Bernath Parkway because of its proximity to a nearby neighborhood.
Council member Theresa Morris, who chairs the committee said she supports more businesses such as Sheetz coming to the city, especially with it being open 24/7 and bringing in good competition. However, residents who live in the neighborhood shared concerns in meetings about having the store so close to their homes.
Morris said there were other locations such as Alexis Road or in the central city that council members say would be a better fit.
“They’ve already come in our area and we’re happy …