Chick-fil-A permitted for Queen’s Harbour area raze-and-rebuild

The Atlanta-based chicken sandwich and tenders chain is replacing the 24-year-old restaurant with a newer model.


Chick-Fil-A plans to demolish and rebuild its restaurant at 13375 Atlantic Blvd., near Hodges Boulevard and Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club.
Chick-Fil-A plans to demolish and rebuild its restaurant at 13375 Atlantic Blvd., near Hodges Boulevard and Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club.
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Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A is permitted for a raze-and-rebuild of its 24-year-old Queen’s Harbour area restaurant at 13375 Atlantic Blvd.

The city issued a site-clearing permit Sept. 17 to demolish the restaurant and make horizontal improvements at a cost of $2.357 million.

It issued a demolition permit Nov 16 for the 4,273-square-foot restaurant at a project cost of $40,000.

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