Overview
- Orland Park’s Plan Commission voted 6–1 to recommend approval for a one-story, roughly 229,000-square-foot store that is larger than the average Walmart Supercenter.
- The project now moves to a full village board vote scheduled for Jan. 19.
- Planning documents depict a retail-first concept selling groceries and general merchandise with accessory services and prepared food options.
- The site would include a limited warehouse area plus space for delivery drivers and customer pickups to support online order handling, which Amazon frames as a new concept.
- The development would replace the former Petey’s II at 159th Street and LaGrange Road near Target, Costco and Trader Joe’s, and some residents have raised traffic concerns.