Centerville Planning Commission Approves Maverik Exterior Changes on Parrish Lane
The Maverik at 1265 West Parrish Lane in Centerville is cleared for an exterior update. On Tuesday, Nov. 10, the Centerville Planning Commission unanimously approved an amendment to the store’s final site plan after a public hearing that drew no comments.
What is changing at the Centerville Maverik?
The amendment covers the look of the site, not how it operates. As presented to the commission, the changes include updated colors and materials on the fuel canopies and columns and removal of the gooseneck light fixtures on the site. A company representative told commissioners those fixtures break easily and that removing them is a safety measure. She said traffic circulation and the function of the site stay the same.
Why did this need Planning Commission approval?
City staff explained that the store’s original site plan, approved in 2015, came with design conditions tied to the village-style look required in that part of Parrish Lane. Because the proposed exterior changes differed from those conditions, the decision had to come from the Planning Commission instead of city staff. Staff recommended approval and said the amended plan still meets the intent of the original. The store’s conditional use permit is not affected.
What conditions were attached?
The approval requires the work to follow the submitted plans, resolve any outstanding staff comments and cover any required development costs under city fee schedules. No construction dates were given.
Official minutes have not been posted. This report is based on the published agenda and the meeting recording. We previewed the hearing in our earlier story on Centerville’s November hearings, which also covers the Water Conservation Plan hearing set for Nov. 17.
Source: Centerville Planning Commission recording, Nov. 10, 2026, indexed by Open City Record.
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