Sheetz, Farmington Hills and City Council

Farmington Hills council rejects plans for Sheetz gas station
The debate over a Sheetz gas station in Farmington Hills continued Monday night, with the city rejecting the plan.
Farmington Hills City Council says no to Sheetz at 12 Mile and Middlebelt
Sheetz wanted to convert the site of a former restaurant into a gas station at 12 Mile and Middlebelt but faced firm opposition from residents.
Sheetz gas station unanimously rejected by Farmington Hills council
Farmington Hills residents cheered early Tuesday morning as a proposal to build a Sheetz gas station at 12 Mile and Middlebelt was unanimously voted down by the city council.
Farmington Hills council says no to Sheetz
Council members agreed with residents, who said the proposed 24-hour gas station, convenience store and restaurant was not a good fit for the 12 Mile and Middlebelt location.
Farmington Hills City Council rejects Sheetz proposal at 12 Mile, Middlebelt roads over traffic concerns
The Farmington Hills City Council voted Monday night not to approve a proposed Sheetz location at the intersection of 12 Mile and Middlebelt roads.
Opinion
'We don’t need this here': Residents make passionate comments as Farmington Hills rejects proposed Sheetz
Dozens of Farmington Hills residents used their voices to stop a controversial plan to bring a Sheetz gas station and convenience store to their neighborhood.
Farmington Hills City Council to consider Sheetz proposal
Sheetz is proposing two locations in Farmington Hills, one at 12 Mile and Middlebelt roads and the other at Grand River Avenue and Middlebelt Road.
Farmington Hills officials could make decision on Sheetz Monday
The Farmington Hills City Council could determine the fate of a proposed Sheetz gas station during their meeting Monday night at 7 p.m.
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