What Now Atlanta on Tuesday uncovered renderings of what the planned Chick-fil-A, on the corner of Ponce de Leon Avenue and Boulevard, might look like once constructed.
The ground-up Chick-fil-A is pending a rezoning approval from the City and is expected to be presented to the Atlanta Neighborhood Unit—E on June 2.
“I believe this Letter of Intent, together with the accompanying application and supporting documents, provide all the information required by the City of Atlanta to review and evaluate this request and present a compelling case to grant the requested rezoning to remove the conditions that would otherwise prohibit the proposed drive-through,” David C. Kirk, an attorney for Chick-fil-A, wrote in the rezoning application.
“As noted above, the requested rezoning will allow for the redevelopment of the Subject Property, which currently contains an outdated and unattractive 24-hour convenience mart with gas pumps and underground storage tanks, into an attractive, modern, inviting, and functional Chick-fil-A restaurant with a well-designed and screened drive-through facility that reflects the demands of the current market and customer expectations.”
The “custom-designed” Chick-fil-A would be 4,060 square feet, according to the application, and would sit adjacent Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and a block from Zaxby’s.
Starbucks is undergoing a similar rezoning application to build a ground-up location on the same block, less than 0.1 miles away.
Scope the renderings below:
