The roadblock
to plans for a new McDonald's restaurant off Ga. Highway 85 south in Fayetteville
may be cleared.
The city's
Planning and Zoning Commission had previously indicated it wouldn't approve
plans for the 1.29-acre tract near the GTO's Drive-In restaurant. The
commission wanted an agreement between McDonald's and Concordia Properties
that the restaurant could share an access road with the new retail center
planned as part of the Southside development process.
An agreement
has apparently been hammered out to allow for the access road to be shared,
according to city staff. Officials are recommending approval of the plans
for the McDonald's with a condition that the road agreement be concluded
before a certificate of occupancy is issued.
The issue will
likely be considered by the commission at its regular meeting Tuesday,
July 22.
McDonald's
officials have said the building would be almost exactly like the new
one that was built on north Glynn Street earlier this year after the older
structure was razed.
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