Spokane-based Boone Express LLC is planning two new projects—a neighborhood market and a laundromat—on west Broadway Avenue, in Spokane’s West Central neighborhood, according to two building permit applications.

A new Broadway Foods store is being planned at 2229 W. Broadway, the same site that was home to the original Broadway Foods, which has been demolished, according to Spokane County Assessor’s records.

Boone Express is owned by Jolly Ghebreab and is also the parent company of Bong’s Grocery & Deli and Jolly Mart, both of which are located in the West Central neighborhood.

Ghebreab declines to discuss the two new projects.

The planned neighborhood market will be a 5,000-square-foot, one-story building with a basement, one permit application shows. The estimated value of the project is $1.2 million.

Spokane-based Copeland Architecture & Construction is listed as the project’s architect, and the Spokane office of TD&H Engineering, is listed as the engineer. A contractor has yet to be determined, application information shows.

Across Broadway Avenue from the market site, Boone Express plans to build Broadway Laundromat, the other permit application shows.

The laundromat will be in a new 2,700-square-foot, one-story building at 2228 W. Broadway. The construction project is valued at $500,000, permit application information shows.

Spokane Valley-based Russell C. Page Architects PS is listed on the permit application as the project’s architect, and the Spokane office of TD&H Engineering is listed as the engineer. A contractor hasn’t been selected yet, the information shows.