Fayetteville
residents can get ready for a second helping of McDonald's as the fast
food chain plans to build a second store on Ga. Highway 85 south between
the new Walgreen's drug store and the GTO's Drive In restaurant.
The home of
the Big Mac will look almost exactly the same as the one rebuilt at the
store's location in the Hudson Plaza shopping center on Hwy. 85 north,
a company representative told the city's Planning and Zoning Commission
Tuesday night.
"I want
to compliment you on your present facility. It's very nice," said
commissioner Derryll Anderson.
The commission
is expected to vote on the McDonald's plan at its next meeting April 22
at 7 p.m.
Another restaurant
discussed its building plans with the commission. O'Charley's officials
want to locate on Ga. Highway 85 north near the Fayette Pavilion.
The matter
is far from a done deal, however, as commissioners expressed concern over
exterior lighting that looked familiar to "neon" lighting. Although
the lighting was called by another name, the sample displayed by a company
representative looked just like neon lighting, said commissioner Allan
Feldman.
The commission
also debated plans for a retail building just south of the Merlin Muffler
shop on Ga. Highway 85 north. The building would house eight shops, with
plans for the anchor store to be a Quizno's Subs restaurant.
Several commissioners
expressed concern about the variances that were requested to allow the
building to pull closer to the street. But city director of planning and
zoning Jahnee Prince said she asked the applicant to seek those variances
to the building would have more of a main street look. The variances would
also allow for a patio to be built for the Quizno's restaurant so customers
could eat outside.
The current
orientation of the building on the plans also drew some criticism from
commissioners who said they don't want to see quite as much of the parking
lot. But a company representative said doing so would block the view of
the existing car wash building which is further down the access road off
Hwy. 85.
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