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Chick Fil A plans drive through expansion amid community concerns

August 07, 2024 | Metropolitan Area Planning Commission Meetings, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma


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Chick Fil A plans drive through expansion amid community concerns
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the development plan for a new Chick-fil-A restaurant on Lot 1, previously occupied by an Arby's. The proposed site is located at a corner currently zoned for commercial use, and the plan includes a drive-through and parking that extends deeper into the lot than previous operations.

Key features of the development include a two-lane drive-through situated within the northern 40 feet of the property, designed to minimize impact on neighboring areas. A significant landscaping and screening wall will be implemented following extensive community feedback to enhance privacy and aesthetics for nearby residents.

The plan restricts access to the site, limiting ingress and egress points to two along 42nd Street, down from three that were available to the former Arby's. This change aims to streamline traffic flow and ensure that vehicles exiting the site are directed towards Peoria Avenue.

Additionally, officials noted that while Lots 2, 3, and 4 adjacent to the Chick-fil-A site remain unallocated, negotiations are ongoing with potential tenants, although no agreements have been finalized. The development is expected to alleviate street congestion by accommodating most traffic through the drive-through facility.

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