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Wyandotte City Council members gave the initial green light Monday night to a proposed expansion at . onto the southwest corner at the rear of the popular restaurant. Landscaping and a walkway are currently on the land, which is owned by the city. Restaurant officials are proposing to buy the land from the city and to hire to oversee the expansion project. Council members voted unanimously Monday night to refer the matter to the city engineer and city attorney with a report due back to council in two weeks. "I don't think you'll have any objections from anybody here," Councilman James DeSana told Nanna's owner Steve Mikhail. Mayor Joseph Peterson agreed. "The city is very excited to be working with you and your expansion," Peterson told Mikhail. The original schematics for the project showed that the restaurant's capacity would increase by 58. David Adamczyk of D &amp; A Home Improvement said that number has now risen to 66. Adamczyk said he's anxious to get the project under way as he's seen customers come into the restaurant and leave because there wasn't a table immediately available. "We don't want to lose that business in Wyandotte," he said.

Wyandotte City Council members gave the initial green light Monday night to a proposed expansion at .

onto the southwest corner at the rear of the popular restaurant. Landscaping and a walkway are currently on the land, which is owned by the city. Restaurant officials are proposing to buy the land from the city and to hire to oversee the expansion project.

Council members voted unanimously Monday night to refer the matter to the city engineer and city attorney with a report due back to council in two weeks. "I don't think you'll have any objections from anybody here," Councilman James DeSana told Nanna's owner Steve Mikhail.

Mayor Joseph Peterson agreed. "The city is very excited to be working with you and your expansion," Peterson told Mikhail.

The original schematics for the project showed that the restaurant's capacity would increase by 58. David Adamczyk of D &amp; A Home Improvement said that number has now risen to 66. Adamczyk said he's anxious to get the project under way as he's seen customers come into the restaurant and leave because there wasn't a table immediately available.

"We don't want to lose that business in Wyandotte," he said.

Wyandotte

The popular eatery is planning to put an addition onto its southwest corner, upping its capacity by 66.