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Hartland board approves final Chick‑fil‑A planned development
Summary
The Hartland Township Board voted to approve the final planned development documents for a Chick‑fil‑A (SPPD 26‑003) on a roll‑call vote; the item was presented as approval of legal development documents rather than a site‑plan review.
The Hartland Township Board approved the final planned development (SPPD 26‑003) for a Chick‑fil‑A after staff described the item as an approval of the project's final legal documents rather than a site‑plan review. Treasurer Horning moved to approve the application as outlined in the staff memorandum dated 02/17/2026; Trustee Petrucci seconded and the board adopted the resolution on a roll call vote with Supervisor Fountain absent.
Andrew Luce, who led the presentation, told trustees the board was not being asked to reconsider engineering or layout: "We're not reviewing a site plan," he said, adding the chamber's action was limited to the final PD legal documents. The board took no additional conditions on the resolution during the discussion and moved on to the next agenda item following the vote.
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