BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — City documents show plans for a “major anchor store” with a fuel facility, as well as other shops in northwest Bakersfield as part of the “7th Standard Marketplace Project.”
The document presents a Planned Development Review, Peer Review of Technical Studies and Environmental Impact Report for a vacant lot currently used for agriculture. That lot is located at the southwest corner of Seventh Standard Road and Calloway Drive, which borders the city of Shafter.
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Plans include developing a commercial complex that includes the following:
Ten total buildings, including a 184,480-square-foot “major anchor store,” yet to be namedRelated passenger vehicle fuel facility to the above “major anchor store”40,800 square feet of retail, commercial, and restaurant uses in 8 separate buildingsA drainage basinLandscaping
The document did not state when construction would begin.