A public discussion regarding a proposed Love’s Travel Stop west of Jamestown drew more than a dozen concerned residents, many of whom asking about how the truck stop would impact nearby air quality.
The county’s land use department hosted the discussion, with Kym Van Dyke of Love’s real-estate division on hand to answer questions about the proposal, as well as ease concerns about what a truck stop could bring to the Jamestown area.
“I’m here to listen to you,” Van Dyke said.
The company anticipates the truck stop would serve 1,300 passenger vehicles and 600 trucks each day. A fast food restau...
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