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The Underwood Oil Company, a Texaco distributor, is constructing a new gas station combined with a convenience store and McDonald's. Tom Underwood, owner of the Rogersville-based company, said the station will become a Shell when the project is complete. "In the last year Shell and Texaco had a joint venture together." Underwood said all Texaco stations will convert to the Shell brand in the next two or three years as a result. "We're going to change all of ours by next spring," he said.
The project's general contractor, Southwest Builders Inc., will demolish the old gas station when the new $550,000 project is complete Feb. 1, 2003. Marshall-Waters-Woody Associates is architect of the 5,631-square-foot project.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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