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Gas station proposal has competition fuming Deli owner to fight convenience store ELLICOTT CITY/ELKRIDGE
1993
Overview
The Planning Board held a public hearing Tuesday on Exxon Corp.'s request for a special exception to replace three service bays with a convenience store. The corporation also wants to computerize its gas pumps to accept credit and bank cards, nearly double the amount of gas pumped each day, and build a 68-by-78-foot canopy that would cover the gas pumps and store. A spokesman for Exxon Co. USA said the oil company has been modernizing its owned and leased stations since 1980. It hopes to demolish Montgomery Exxon's existing service bays and build a Tiger Mart convenience store in 1994. \"Exxon strives to maintain a balanced mix of conventional stations, self-serve locations, convenience stores and car washes in each individual market,\" said Les Rogers, spokesman for Exxon Co. USA.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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