Board approves Beulah Road drive‑through conditional use with minimum 16‑foot vegetative buffer
Escambia County BOA approved a conditional use to allow a restaurant drive‑through within 200 feet of residential zoning on Beulah Road, imposing a minimum 16‑foot vegetative buffer and requiring orientation of speakers and lighting away from homes.
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The Escambia County Board of Adjustment on March 18 approved a conditional use to allow a restaurant (or brewpub) with drive‑through service on Beulah Road that falls within 200 feet of low/medium‑density residential zoning, subject to site‑plan review and mitigation measures to protect adjacent homes.
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