A new Kwik Trip coming to Green Bay on West Mason, construction underway

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Motorists traveling on West Mason Street may notice some construction happening between Oneida Street and 12th Avenue.
It was confirmed that a new Kwik Trip store will occupy the lot in the 1000 block of West Mason Street.
Kwik Trip tells Local 5 that construction started on May 26 and the tentative completion date is October 24. The completion date is weather dependent, Kwik Trip said.
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Officials say the store will have a carwash attached to it, and it will be a Gen 3 store. This means it will have roughly 9,100 square feet and have a 'modern look'.
There is only one other store in the Green Bay area that is a Gen 3 store. The Kwik Trip on 2499 South Point Road in Ashwaubenon is the other Gen 3 store.
The location used to be home to a complex with local businesses. .
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No additional information was provided.
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