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T.L. Edwards Inc. applied to build a gas station and convenience store at the corner of Cherry Street and Commerce Way, the entry point for its gravel yard and rock crushing operation, per plymouthindependent.org. The owner of TL Edwards Inc. wanted to sell the 54-acre parcel of its gravel processing plant, preferably to a retailer, per plymouthindependent.org. T.L. Edwards, Inc. provided mulch and stone dust to restore a site, per boston.com. In 2023 a reviewer wrote of "Fast service and easy in and out." BuildZoom lists licence number MA21160P.
“the Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals pumped the brakes Monday night on the application of T.L. Edwards Inc., which wants to build a gas station and convenience store at the corner of Cherry Street and Commerce Way — the entry point for its gravel yard and rock crushing operation visible from Route 44.”
“That potential site is half a mile down the road, at the 54-acre T.L. Edwards Inc. gravel processing plant off Cherry Street and Commerce Way.”
“This spring, at the owner’s request, Plymouth Town Meeting voted to rezone the T.L. Edwards property to allow for retail use.”
“The owner of TL Edwards Inc., the hulking gravel processing plant off Cherry Street and Commerce Way, wants to sell the 54-acre parcel, preferably to a retailer, a lawyer for the company told Select Board members this week.”
“TL Edwards, Inc. submitted a project application on December 2, 2025, seeking a Special Permit from the Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals pursuant to Section 205-16 and the use table of the Plymouth Zoning Bylaw to allow an automobile filling station and convenience retail uses in the MC District.”
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