The City’s analysis of Kwik Way and McDonald’s three years ago strongly suggests that the FatBurger proposal would also be required to face a high level of scrutiny—as long as the City rigorously enforces its own Municipal Code.
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The City’s analysis of Kwik Way and McDonald’s three years ago strongly suggests that the FatBurger proposal would also be required to face a high level of scrutiny—as long as the City rigorously enforces its own Municipal Code. Noted preservation architect Alice Carey will present “Preservation ‘Round the Old Oak Tree: Three Approaches to Three Historic Downtown Buildings” on Thursday, February 8, at 7:30 PM at Chapel of the Chimes.
Jim Ratliff
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02/03/07 ·
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Categories: Announcements · 240 Words · Leave a comment The owner of the Kwik Way is trying once again to replace the ailing, unprofitable business with a major hamburger chain. Some community members call for a previously planned mixed-use development instead. Council Member Pat Kernighan has extended the comment period for the Upper Lakeshore Lane Reduction Project until Friday, February 2. Your comments are invited.
Jim Ratliff
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01/28/07 ·
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