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ARCHBOLD PLANNING COMMISSION: Plan For Proposed Gas Station & Convenience Store Approved Amid Community Concerns

By Newspaper StaffSeptember 11, 2025Updated:September 11, 2025No Comments13 Mins Read
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PROJECT UPDATES … Paul Hanson and Mitch Smith from CESO Architects and Engineers outline details of a trip generation analysis performed at the intersection of South Defiance and Lafayette Streets.

PHOTOS BY AMY WENDT / THE VILLAGE REPORTER
PLANNING COMMISSION … Left to right: Mayor Brad Grime, Steve Sauder, Trevor Meyer, Mike Evans, and Village Council Member Karla Ball comprise the Archbold Planning Commission.  Grant ...


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