Site plan for King Soopers in Louisville.

Developer seeks land-use change for new King Soopers in Louisville

ByLucas High
LOUISVILLE — The Louisville Planning Commission is scheduled to review a request Thursday for a planned unit development amendment that would pave the way for a new King Soopers grocery store on West Dillon Road.  The roughly 136,000-square-foot grocery store at 1171 W. Dillon Road — the site of shuttered...

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