New York City may soon have its first alternative-fuel station in the Bronx, the Wall Street Journal reported, to include pumps for natural gas, ethanol and biodiesel. The city has proposed building 128,000-square-foot station that also would include a restaurant and a convenience store. Mt. Vernon, N.Y.,-based Atlantis Management Group expects to sign a 40-year lease with the city for the land, and plans to invest about $11 million to build and operate a station.
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