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Jane Lew Truck Stop Put on Hold
Posted Thursday, July 29, 2010 ; 04:43 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Thursday, July 29, 2010; 06:56 PM


The Pilot truck stop in Jane Lew is no longer
Photo Credit: Stacy Jacobson
Pilot will revisit the issue in 2011.

By Stacy Jacobson
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JANE LEW -- A planned Jane Lew truck stop off Interstate 79 will not be installed as planned.

Pilot has focused instead on absorbing the Flying J truck stop company and won't revisit the Jane Lew issue until next year, said Doug Parsons of the Lewis County Economic Development Authority.

Pilot cannot guarantee it will ever be built. The truck stop would have created about 50 jobs and a $1 million payroll. Parsons also was working with two fast food chain restaurants for Jane Lew that have now backed out.

Still, Parsons said he has a positive outlook for Jane Lew's commercial future because of the number of workers in the area.

"There's certainly a good base of people there," he said. "Within that area there's probably 1,000 jobs within a half-mile radius of that intersection."

Three gas stations are considering building in the area, he said.

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