Sheetz gets the final OK to open the shop near Ypsilanti

Ypsilanti Twp., Mi-Shetz, a popular one-stop shop for fuel and food, has a final approval for the construction of a new location in the municipality of Ypsilanti.

The 24/7 petrol station is known for your electric vehicles and convenience stores. The business in the southeastern corner of W. Michigan Avenue and in the South Hewitt Road has food courses and food options such as breakfast, subs, sandwiches, salads, pizza and coffee.

Related: Sheetz comes to Michigan for three other locations

The Township Board unanimously voted on Tuesday, April 15, for the approval of a development contract with the large MID-Atlantic restaurant and the convenience chain.

According to David Bruckelmeyer, an engineer for Sheetz, it is a project of around 10 million US dollars.

The convenience store will hire 35 full -time employees, he said.

Sheetz proposed a 6,139 square meter business with eight tap pumps for a total of 16 fuel positions and EV charging stations.

The approval takes place after the opening of its first location in Michigan in 33380 Wick Road in Romulus. The company has announced plans to open up more than a dozen other shops across the state.

These locations are part of the company’s larger plan to open 50 to 60 locations in the state in the area of ​​Metro Detroit in the area of ​​Metro Detroit in the area of ​​Metroit Detroit.

The company was founded in Altoona, Pennsylvania in 1952 and now operates over 750 branches in Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.

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