7-Eleven #40752 Tank Replacement

The Valero station at 331 Padre Blvd S in South Padre Island completed a $300,000 renovation in November 2024. This project, filed under the name 7-Eleven #40752 Tank Replacement, focused on critical infrastructure updates rather than structural expansion. The 4,370 sq ft site underwent a specific scope of work that included removing and replacing existing underground storage tanks, fuel dispensers, and product piping within chase piping. The existing canopy remained in place throughout the construction process.

This renovation was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in November 2022. Commercial Net Lease Realty LP is the owner of record for this private, privately funded project located on private land in Cameron County. The design firm of record is Core States Group, which also handles other construction projects across Texas. Ernesto Sarabia served as the registered accessibility specialist for this filing. The project began construction in September 2024 and passed its final inspection in November 2024.

The estimated cost of $300,000 places this renovation above the median estimated cost of $250,000 for similar renovation and alteration filings in Cameron County. However, the cost per square foot is $69, which is close to the county median of $75 per square foot. The scheduled build window was 60 days, a period shorter than the county median of 121 days for comparable projects. These figures are derived from TDLR-registered filings in the region.

The site is located inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, specifically zone AE. This designation is based on the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer for the site coordinates. The project status is now final, as TDLR closed the project file in March 2026. This action marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. The record does not indicate any pending issues or ongoing reviews.

Third-party directories such as iExit list the Valero location at this address with contact information and fuel prices. Apple Maps and Valero’s own location pages also reference the South Padre Island site, though some listings show slightly different street numbers like 4112 Padre Blvd. These external references confirm the presence of a Valero-branded fuel station in the area, consistent with the construction record for the tank replacement project.