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Final Development Plans For Circle K At Highway 95A, Quintette Road Up For Vote
January 13, 2025
The Escambia County Development Review Committee will this week consider final plans for a new Circle K in Quintette.
The 3,973 square foot Circle K would be located on 2.31 acres at 2000 North Highway 95A,.
Plans have been filed for a Circle K in that location before and have undergone several versions before the latest set of drawings submitted January 8 to update a January 2024 application. Most notably, the plans show turn lanes on Highway 95A into the store.
The plans show six multi-product fuel pumps with three diesel pumps on the opposite side of the store.
Currently, the east and west legs of Quintette Road are offset approximately 115 feet from one another, creating a hazard for the smooth flow of intersection traffic. Escambia County has applied for grant, with $250,000 pledged by Circle K, to align the intersection.
The Escambia County Development Review Committee will consider the final application during a meeting at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Escambia County Central Complex Building at 3363 West Park Place.
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6 Responses to “Final Development Plans For Circle K At Highway 95A, Quintette Road Up For Vote”
Is there a septic tank there?
@Roger
It’s not likely the County will ever be able to widen that section of Quintette.
And Circle K is not going to bring more traffic, just service what’s there.
Why are there streets, curbs and sewer lines in place at that location if it is going to be a Circle K?
Hereis a thought for the county…
Take OLF-8 MONEY, fix this intersection with a rtraffic and street lights. Oh,can I say and take the money to fix that Pine Forest bottle neck traffic!
It will be in a good spot once the county gets that Quintette Road widened all the way to 29.. But its too narrow and 95A has reached its breaking point of too many cars and too many people not having a turning lane to make lefts on it.
20 years from now, Circle K will wish they built the actual store three times larger.