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[COLUMN] Coates: No Greyhound in CG could spell trouble for CART

The owner of this Chevron gas station on Trekell Road is seeking a zone change to allow the Greyhound bus terminal to be located on-site. Greyhound has been loading and unloading passengers at the location since July. It was denied. / Casa Grande Dispatch

 

Casa Grande

Greyhound got the boot in September.

It had been making five stops a day at a Chevron station at Trekell and Kortsen roads. But people complained. And Casa Grande’s Planning and Zoning Commission looked into it.

It was all about the zoning, and the gas station didn’t have it.

The City Council agreed. The Chevron station was no place for a bus terminal.

But this isn’t just a Greyhound story. It’s also about a regional bus system joined at the hip. It’s called CART, for Central Arizona Regional Transit. Its daily route included stops for the Greyhound.

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