Bolla Seeks Special Use Permit for New Market and Tim Hortons in New Hyde Park
What happened
The North Hempstead Town Board considered plans for a new Bolla Market and gasoline station in New Hyde Park, approving honorary street designations during a public hearing on September 15. Bolla M Realty LLC applied for a special use permit to redevelop the existing station at 901 Hillside Ave. at Lakeville Road. Bolla stated it plans to demolish the current facility and construct a new station with a 1,250-square-foot convenience store, a Bolla Market, and a Tim Hortons location. During the hearing, David Altman, chief general counsel for Bolla, noted that the applicant reduced the proposed free-standing sign to 18 feet and 60.1 square feet following discussions with the Board of Zoning Appeals.
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Why it matters
The project involves the redevelopment of a long-standing commercial site into a modern service station. The new facility will feature a convenience store and a Tim Hortons presence, adding retail components to the area. Town officials raised questions regarding the lighting aspects of the proposed project.
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Who's involved
- BollaApplicant seeking special use permit for station redevelopment
- New Hyde ParkVillage where the commercial redevelopment is proposed
- Tim HortonsQuick-service restaurant chain included in the project plans
- David AltmanChief General Counsel for Bolla
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The entities involved
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Bolla
business/enterprise (joint-stock company) in Italy
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New Hyde Park
village in Nassau County, New York, United States
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Tim Hortons
Canadian multinational quick-service restaurant chain
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