The City Council voted 4 to 0 last week to approve the travel center at Mitchell and Rohde roads near Highway 99. City officials say the project will generate as much as $700,000 a year in sales tax, create about 15 jobs, and bring new amenities -- including the city's first RV dump station.
Opponents argued the project would bring safety issues.
"We offered to withdraw our appeal if they removed the truck fueling," Ghai said in a statement to CBS News Sacramento. "Trucks need to fuel at truck stops and not at gas stations, where an accident between a car and a truck could cause disaster."
"Building this out gives people a place to go," Johnson said.
"We're not a monopoly," Lopez said. "We need to give other businesses and entrepreneurs the opportunity. Healthy competition is part of that."
The project could break ground as early as 2027. Ghai said he is considering a lawsuit against the city.
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