The Marin fixture plans to cease operations on April 14.
Central Marin’s only Lucky grocery market, a downtown Larkspur fixture, plans to close after decades at the site.
The company told city officials it is offering employees transfers to other supermarkets. The two nearest Lucky stores are in Novato and Petaluma, with others around the Bay Area. Frahm said the company has been closing stores throughout the region for the past several years. At the same time, the company chose to transform its Mountain View store into adesigned to fulfill online orders and cater to third-party delivery services such as DoorDash.
The property is owned by Vons Companies Inc., which is part of the Safeway and Albertsons conglomerate. It has held the title since 2012, according to the Marin County assessor’s office.“We continue to evaluate our options for sublease,” Gutshall said. “It’s important to us to find the right tenant to serve the Larkspur community. It’s too premature to comment on a potential timeline.”
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