Dayton parcel split near Six Mile Canyon and Highway 50
Summary
The intersection already carries an "F" traffic rating and a fatal-crash history. Hendrix won a condition that the new truck stop can't open until a signal is installed, which the county manager said is likely in 2027.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Turn lane and access improvements will be required of future development rather than county taxpayers.
Travelers and truckers get new fueling and food options; the county gains commercial tax base.
Nearby residents worried about 24-hour noise, lighting, idling trucks, and added turning movements at a dangerous intersection until the signal arrives.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Jan 13, 2026
The land next to the new Chevron station was divided into two commercial parcels, with turn lane and safe-access conditions attached for the road department.
Board of County Commissioners - Jan 5, 2026
The intersection already carries an "F" traffic rating and a fatal-crash history. Hendrix won a condition that the new truck stop can't open until a signal is installed, which the county manager said is likely in 2027.
Related development
Stanton Park Development Tentative Parcel Map
Second vacant commercial parcel near the new gas station; access improvements deferred to future review.
Chevron Truck Stop/Convenience Store
Most traffic will be pass-by trips per the applicant's engineer, but neighbors remain worried about noise, light, idling trucks, and an already-failing intersection until the signal goes in around 2027.
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