Maverik Fueling Station and Convenience Store (PLNG24-031/APLA25-001)

The Maverik Fueling Station and Convenience Store project at 10490 East Stockton Boulevard in Elk Grove, California, involves the development of a ±5,951 square foot convenience store and two fuel canopies with a total of 25 fueling pumps, along with associated site improvements including landscaping, parking, and lighting. The project requires a Conditional Use Permit and Minor Design Review and must comply with the City of Elk Grove’s General Plan, zoning regulations, and Climate Action Plan. It qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15332 as an in-fill development on previously developed land, with confirmed no significant impacts on traffic, noise, air quality, water quality, or habitat for endangered species, and adequate utility capacity. All environmental reviews, including Air Quality and Vehicle Miles Traveled analyses, have been completed and support the exemption. The City of Elk Grove serves as the lead agency for permitting and compliance oversight, with oversight responsibilities vested in the Community Development Department – Planning Division. No federal procurement contract structure or FAR clauses apply; this is a local land use approval under state environmental law. The applicant, Maverik Store, Inc., is responsible for construction in accordance with approved plans and local codes, including Elk Grove Municipal Code chapters on land grading, stormwater management, and noise control, as well as the Sacramento Stormwater Quality Design Manual and regional air quality guidelines. There is no identified contract value, delivery schedule, or payment terms because this is not a procurement action but a discretionary land use entitlement. The project’s approval was formalized with a Notice of Exemption posted on November 13, 2025, following review and verification of compliance with applicable environmental standards.