If approved, it would become the third Chick-fil-A in the township. The applicant also will be seeking variances for minimum front yard setback, parking and loading front yard setback, maximum building coverage, and minimum number of parking space, with 843 proposed where 1,127 are required and 882 currently exist. The proposed Chick-fil-A will be 5,256 square feet with a drive-thru window and reconfigured parking. The property already has a Walmart and several other stores including a 3,667-square-foot Pizza Hut restaurant in a B-3 Highway Business zone which permits drive-thru restaurants.Ĭhicken sandwiches: Here are some of the best in Central Jersey The property at 306-322 Route 9 North consists of about 17.89 acres with fronts on both Route 9 and Route 184, and access from both highways, according to a public notice.
The applicant, Woodbridge UE LLC, is seeking preliminary and final site plan approval as well as bulk variance approvals for the project. Members who attend the meeting will be required to wear face masks, socially distance and sign in for contact tracing purposes. 6 on plans to demolish the existing Pizza Hut at 320 Route 9 North and replaced it with a Chick-fil-A with drive-thru service.
The Planning Board is scheduled to hear an application Oct. WOODBRIDGE – A third Chick-fil-A may be coming to the township. Watch Video: Chicken Sandwich Wars food fight: 8 chain restaurants vie to be best
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