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Fayetteville council to revisit appeal of Jiffy Trip development plan

Fayetteville Flyer·Oct 22, 2026 · 5:04 PM CT
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Fayetteville council members voted 8-0 to hold a neighbors' appeal of a planned Jiffy Trip convenience store and gas station near Huntsville and Stone Bridge roads until Nov. 5, so the two sides can talk first. The Planning Commission had approved the 4,326-square-foot store 9-0 in September, granting a wider drive aisle for tractor-trailers but denying a 30-foot driveway on Stone Bridge Drive.

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