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Feedback Sought on Potential 7-Eleven Development Site in Leonardtown

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Tomm Boyer, vice president of development at Winmar Advisory, requested feedback regarding a 2.5-acre property in Leonardtown that could accommodate a gas station or 7-Eleven convenience store. The project is currently in the initial investigation stage, with no concept site plan submitted or approved. Town administrator Laschelle McKay and senior planning coordinator Mike Bailey expressed concerns regarding the site's potential development, noting issues with nearby waterways, traffic, and appropriate boundaries.

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Why it matters

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The property is currently zoned for commercial office use, requiring potential zoning adjustments to pursue the convenience store concept. Developers must address significant hurdles, including required traffic and environmental studies, as well as wetland mitigation, before proceeding with any proposal.

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Who's involved

  • BoyerVice President of Development at Winmar Advisory, seeking input on the site.
  • LeonardtownTown where the potential development site is located.
  • McKayTown administrator for Leonardtown.
  • Mike BaileyTown planner for Leonardtown.

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The entities involved

  • Boyer

    French magistrate

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  • Leonardtown

    town in and seat of St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States

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