'There is existing office space,' Grewal said, which would be demolished to make way for the new store. Some offices on the property now would be demolished. The location is along Ellsworth Road west of Tyner's Furniture.

The proposed site is owned by local developer Jake Haas, who also owns the properties on Airport Boulevard.Īirport Boulevard will be at the western edge of the new Costco, according to plans in the works to build the new warehouse store in Pittsfield Township. The proposal will seek to build a standalone store and a gas station, Grewal said. Store officials have not yet submitted a proposal to the planning commission, Grewal said. The member-only warehouse store is doing a traffic study and is applying for a liquor license in the township, she said. Grewal said Costco's real estate team - led by representatives from the Chicago office of Northwest Atlantic - has been talking to township representatives for the last few months. 'It's one of our main gateways into the township,' Grewal said of the State Street corridor. The location gives Costco proximity to the I-94 interchange at State Street, and it would place the store within the retail trade areas established at Ann Arbor-Saline Road and I-94, and also the emerging retail hub at Michigan Avenue, where Walmart opened in 2009. The location is northwest of the State and Ellsworth intersection, described as behind Tyner's Furniture but east of Airport Boulevard. to build a store near Ann Arbor: Now the national retailer is pursuing a location in Pittsfleld Township, Supervisor Mandy Grewal confirmed today. Plans are back on for Costco Wholesale Corp. Costco executives previously sought property for a new store in Scio Township and now seeks to build in Pittsfield Township. This Costco warehouse store in Livingston County's Green Oak Township, shown here under construction, opened in December 2004.

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