A vacant Whole Foods site on Indian School and Carlisle is sparking community buzz after Maverik ditched its controversial truck stop plan. Now, locals are taking matters into their own hands—QR code signs invite residents to vote on their ideal development, from grocery stores to homeless services to bowling alleys. The grassroots effort, unaffiliated with Maverik, seeks smaller, community-friendly concepts like cafes or health clinics. With no official updates from Maverik, the future of this high-traffic corner remains uncertain—but the people are speaking up.
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