5th BUC -EE’s heads to Florida -WPLG Local 10

Tallahassee, FLA. -Sunshine’s travel trips will be all natives and gas pumps, insofar as the eye can be seen after plans for the 5th BUC-EE in the state have been presented.

The developers of the largest convenience store in the country have submitted permits for a place in Leon County.

The permit, filed on February 5, details, plans to build 75,000 square feet north of the Interstate 10.

The location, more than 73 acres on the corner of Park Place Pud and the west side of the Capital Circle NW, will include 120 gas pumps, nearly 800 parking spaces, 11 bus/RV spaces and 24 spots for electric vehicles.

The fourth BUC-EE on the shore of the treasures is on the way.

At the end of last month, an application for the final plan of the site was submitted to St. Lucy County for the location of the new BUC-EE in the southeast corner of Road Indrio and I-95.

District records show that the development of BUC-EE on the shores of the treasures has been in the work of February 2024.

Last April, governor Ron Ron Awarded $ 4 million to the Florida Ministry of Transport to add a new exchange of I-75 in Marion County. The exchange in Okala is another planned BUC-EE site.

Other BUC-EE places in Florida are in St. Augustine and Dayton Beach.