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Independent community information and advocacy website. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by The Kroger Co. "Stop Kroger" is shorthand for opposition to this particular development proposal — case PCZT 26-2, at Northfield Drive and SR 267 — and not to The Kroger Co., its employees, or its stores generally.

Maps

Where this is, and what adjoins it

Toggle layers to see the subject property, adjoining neighborhoods, roadways, and nearby grocery locations. Positions are orientation aids, not survey data.

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Layers

Illustrative graphic — not an official site plan. This image was created for general explanation and may not reflect exact property lines, dimensions, entrances, traffic patterns, landscaping, or the applicant's final proposal. Consult the official filed plans for authoritative information.

Source data: OpenStreetMap, retrieved 30 July 2026, plus the corner description in the public hearing notice. Estimated boundaries are drawn dashed and each layer's popup gives its own source. The subject-site outline is an approximation, not the recorded plat. Official filed plans and notices.

Click the map once to enable scroll zoom. Base map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Nearby grocery locations

Existing stores, shown as geography

Neighborhood materials included the locations of nearby Kroger, Walmart, and Meijer stores. Those layers are available on the map above.

We draw no conclusion from this Opinion

Whether an area is over- or under-served by grocery stores is a market question, and market demand is generally not a zoning criterion. We present these locations as geographic information because residents asked to see them — not as an argument that another store is or is not needed. That question belongs to the applicant and the Plan Commission record, not to this website.

Proposed development

Schematic site plan

This is a schematic, not the submitted drawing Unverified

The diagram below illustrates the elements named in neighborhood materials — building footprint, parking, loading dock, access drives, and the neighborhood boundary. It is not to scale, it is not the applicant's drawing, and no dimension should be read off it. Replace it with an annotated copy of the submitted site plan sheet as soon as that sheet is obtained.

Northfield Drive SR 267 · Green Street Heritage Hill residential Neighborhood property line Building footprint (proposed) Loading dock ~40 ft per neighborhood materials — unverified, measure against the plan Parking Access — Northfield Dr Access — SR 267 SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALE · NOT THE SUBMITTED DRAWING

Illustrative graphic — not an official site plan. This image was created for general explanation and may not reflect exact property lines, dimensions, entrances, traffic patterns, landscaping, or the applicant's final proposal. Consult the official filed plans for authoritative information.

Drawn by StopKroger.com volunteers, 30 July 2026, from the elements named in the neighborhood flyer — not from any filed drawing. Nothing on it is measured, and the ~40 ft separation is a community statement we have not been able to check. Official filed plans and notices.

Editorial standard

Every claim on this site carries a label

A neighborhood dispute is exactly the situation in which rumor travels faster than record. So we tag each statement with what kind of statement it is, and you can hold us to it.

If something here is mislabeled, or a document contradicts a summary we have written, tell us and we will correct it in public rather than quietly.