Council gives final OK to rezoning for contested North Jacksonville Chick-fil-A

After the 12-7 vote, neighbors plan to explore legal action.

  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 7:34 p.m. June 11, 2024
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Access to the Chick-fil-A planned in North Jacksonville across from First Coast High School would be through the Bradley Cove Road entrance to the North Creek subdivision.
Access to the Chick-fil-A planned in North Jacksonville across from First Coast High School would be through the Bradley Cove Road entrance to the North Creek subdivision.
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Opponents of a proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant near First Coast High School say they’ll continue to explore options to stop the project after the Jacksonville City Council gave final approval to a rezoning request for the restaurant June 11. 

Council voted 12-7 to approve a rezoning request for the restaurant, planned for a parcel near the Publix-anchored Duval Station Centre across Duval Station Road from the high school in North Jacksonville.

 Access to the double-drive-thru establishment is off of Lady Lake Road, with customers arriving by car entering through the North Creek subdivision entrance on Bradley Cove Road or through the neighboring shopping center parking lot. 

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