Politics & Government
Chick-Fil-A Proposed For Gloucester Twp.
The restaurant, with a multi-lane drive-thru, could go in a vacant lot near Gloucester Township Outlets.
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — Gloucester Township could get a Chick-fil-A under a proposal that the Planning Board is set to review on Tuesday.
The developer, Main Street MDT LLC, wants to build the restaurant in a vacant lot on 400 Premium Outlets Dr. Main Street MDT has proposed a 5,400-square-foot building with multiple drive-thru lanes.
If approved, Chick-fil-A will go on the corner of Premium Outlets and Zimmerman drives. Main Street DMT reached an agreement to purchase the property from Gloucester Premium Outlets, which is down the road.
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On Tuesday, the Planning Board is scheduled to determine whether Main Street MDT's proposal contains all necessary documentation. If they determine that the application is complete, the proposal will get a hearing on a later date.
The vacant, paved lot is part of an area in need of redevelopment, according to the township. In August, the Township Council voted to authorize an agreement for Main Street MDT to redevelop the property.
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The nearest Chick-fil-A to the area is 2 miles away, in Turnersville, according to the restaurant chain's website.
Gloucester Township's Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Here's the meeting agenda.
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