The co-op's general manager largely blamed Project Connect, but admitted the Guadalupe Street store has financial issues and the building needs major repairs.
Wheatsville Food Co-op — a local, member-owned natural food store operating in Austin since 1976 — plans to close its location on Guadalupe Street and focus on building smaller stores."Unless there is a change in circumstances, the plan is to close the store when our current lease expires on December 31, 2026," he wrote.
"This transformative project will undoubtedly provide significant, long-term public benefit to our city and its residents," Bickford wrote of the light-rail line."However, it may also limit our ability to effectively operate a grocery store at our present location." "ATP recognizes there will be necessary impacts along the alignment to deliver the approved Austin Light Rail," Courtney Chavez, ATP senior vice president, said."Our focus will continue to be to minimize impacts anywhere possible."
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