Fairborn Wawa station gets green light from city council

Wawa store approved by Fairborn City Council - Fairborn Daily Herald

FAIRBORN — Fairborn City Council approved site plans and applications for zoning changes for a new Wawa store in the city during its Monday meeting. The store is set to be built at 1800 N. Broad Street near the intersection of Spangler Road and an Interstate 675 exit. A portion of the parcel is located in Bath Township, and would be annexed into the city as part of the zoning changes. Fairborn City Council adopted the ordinance by a 6-1 vote, wi…

Wawa store approved by Fairborn City Council - The Xenia Gazette

FAIRBORN — Fairborn City Council approved site plans and applications for zoning changes for a new Wawa store in the city during its Monday meeting. The store is set to be built at 1800 N. Broad Street near the intersection of Spangler Road and an Interstate 675 exit. A portion of the parcel is located in Bath Township, and would be annexed into the city as part of the zoning changes. Fairborn City Council adopted the ordinance by a 6-1 vote, wi…

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Fairborn Wawa station gets green light from city council

A new Wawa gas station is a step closer to coming to Fairborn after the city council greenlit a site plan for the chain.