Manteca is getting a sixth Chevron gas station and Food Mart.

The station is planned on the west side of North Main Street just north of Lancaster Drive on a parcel between the Robert E. Goodwin Community School and the Manteca Moose Lodge. The 0.93-acre parcel has a dilapidated building that was previously used as an auto body and paint shop that will be demolished.

The Manteca Planning Commission on Tuesday will review a site plan and consider a minor use permit for the Chevron station. The commission meets at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.

It will consist of 12 gas pumps under a canopy and a 3,700-square-foot building that includes the convenience store and a suite of 1,728 square feet to be rented for retail purposes. The project also includes a second building proposed for 5,858 square feet of retail space in four suites.

It is the first new station on North Main Street in nearly 20 years. Over the past 10 years two stations were removed along the corridor. They were the Shell station at Louise and Main that was replaced with a CVS Drug Store and a Beacon station at Alameda and Main that was razed. At one point there were plans by a bank to locate a branch on the former Beacon site.

Manteca already has five Chevron stations. They are on West Yosemite west of Union Road, Union Road at Louise Avenue, Louise Avenue at Cottage Avenue, South Main Street at Mission Ridge Drive, and East Yosemite Avenue east of Spreckels Avenue.