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Community leaders champion new businesses to ease traffic woes

August 09, 2024 | Avon Town, Hendricks County, Indiana


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Community leaders champion new businesses to ease traffic woes
During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on the potential establishment of a 24-hour convenience store in the community, specifically a Wawa location. Local officials expressed enthusiasm about the prospect of attracting businesses that promote employee stock ownership, highlighting the positive economic impact such establishments could have on the area.

Concerns were raised regarding the implications of a 24-hour operation, particularly in terms of security. However, a former convenience store owner shared their experience, noting that their 24-hour location in Avon had not encountered security issues. They emphasized that local law enforcement often frequented the store during late hours, suggesting that a similar dynamic could benefit the Wawa location.

Traffic congestion on Rockville Road was another significant topic of discussion. While recent road improvements have widened the area to three lanes, officials acknowledged that traffic remains a challenge. They underscored the importance of strategically placing new businesses to help alleviate this congestion, particularly near the intersection where the proposed Wawa would be located. Additionally, the approval of new subdivisions in the vicinity is expected to further increase local traffic, making the planning of infrastructure and business placement critical for future development.

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