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Fairfield planning panel approves Chick‑fil‑A at Central Way with traffic and design conditions
Summary
The Fairfield Planning Commission on Dec. 10 approved a conditional use permit for a 4,857‑square‑foot Chick‑fil‑A with a double drive‑through at 4560 Central Way, imposing conditions including an overflow queuing management plan and County Road 87 improvements; vote was 5–1.
The Fairfield Planning Commission voted 5–1 on Dec. 10 to approve a development and use permit for a new Chick‑fil‑A at 4560 Central Way, authorizing a 4,857‑square‑foot restaurant with double drive‑through lanes and required street improvements.
City planner Yilin Wong told the commission the project would occupy about 1.8 acres of a 2.37‑acre parcel and provide 64 parking spaces where the code requires 61. The proposal includes a 36‑space two‑lane drive‑through stack, an overflow queuing management plan, and streetscape upgrades where the developer will bring Old County Road/County Road 87 up to city standard. Wong said the project qualifies for a categorical CEQA infill exemption under CEQA Guideline §15332 and recommended adoption of Resolution PC‑2025‑08 with the listed conditions.
The staff conditions included the required overflow queuing management plan (to…
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