Taco Bell demolition making way for Circle K gas station and convenience store

The city issued a permit for the restaurant to be razed at Philips Highway and Emerson Street.


The closed Taco Bell at Philips Highway and Emerson Street is being demolished to make way for a Circle K.
The closed Taco Bell at Philips Highway and Emerson Street is being demolished to make way for a Circle K.
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Taco Bell is coming down for Circle K

The city issued a permit Sept 19 for Venture Construction Co. to demolish the closed Taco Bell at Philips Highway and Emerson Street at a cost of $65,000 to make way for Circle K.

Circle K Stores Inc., based in Tampa, seeks permits to build a convenience store and gas station at 3649 Philips Highway at an estimated construction cost of $2.1 million.

Plans show a 5,200-square-foot convenience store and 4,608-square-foot fuel canopy with seven fuel pumps on about 1.5 acres. 

RDC of Reston, Virginia, is the architect, Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. is the civil engineer. No contractor is listed.

The pending permits say the proposal is a convenience store with associated fuel sales, a canopy and seven fuel pumps. The convenience store will sell beer and wine for off-site consumption and operate 24 hours a day.


 

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