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More coffee and gas stations targeted for busy Bettendorf Middle and Devils Glen corridor

on Sun, 04/01/2018 - 02:40 by news

Bettendorf's already busy Middle and Devils Glen Road corridor would get yet another gas station – a 16-pump Kwik Trip – and a standalone Starbuck's Coffee shop if recommendations by the city's planning and zoning commission are approved by the city council.

The city council will consider both developments at its Tuesday (4/3) meeting.

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