Maverik Fueling Station and Convenience Store (PLNG24-031)

The Maverik Fueling Station and Convenience Store Project, identified as PLNG24-031, is a land-use development initiative located at 10490 East Stockton Boulevard in Elk Grove, California, involving the construction of a 5,951 square foot convenience store and two fuel canopies with 25 fueling pumps, along with associated site improvements including parking, landscaping, and lighting. The project requires approval through a Conditional Use Permit and Minor Design Review under the City of Elk Grove’s regulatory framework and must comply with the City’s Climate Action Plan for non-residential development, particularly regarding reductions in vehicle miles traveled and greenhouse gas emissions. Environmental compliance is addressed under CEQA’s Categorical Exemption 15332 for infill development, affirming the site’s prior development status, urban zoning, lack of sensitive habitats, and minimal environmental impact, supported by required studies including an Air Quality Assessment, VMT Analysis, and Cultural Resources Study with an approved accidental discovery plan. The project site is already serviced by existing utilities and infrastructure, and development must adhere to local municipal codes covering land grading, noise control, and water-efficient landscaping. No formal procurement contract, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a land-use approval process overseen by the City of Elk Grove’s Planning Department, with Kyra Killingsworth serving as the primary point of contact and Todd Meyers of Maverik Store, Inc. listed as the developer representative. The Notice of Exemption was issued on September 19, 2025, marking the culmination of the environmental review phase, with no identified contract value, delivery schedule, or procurement-specific terms beyond the conditional approval requirements tied to zoning, environmental standards, and local general plan policies.