By Jeff Grant | Daily News-Sun
The former New China Super Buffet — eyesore, frequent spot for garbage dumping and occasional home to squatters – is finally going to be cleaned up for good.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved Phoenix-based Anthem RV’s plan to develop the property at the Grand Avenue off 108th Avenue as a sales lot with minor service functions.
No timetable was provided within a project description, and Anthem RV’s owner, Phil Olson, could not immediately be reached for comment. The company had been awaiting approval of its request to have the property rezoned from C-2 commercial to C-3 for commercial where there is adequate access to major streets or highways.
The RV dealer is expected to purchase the site from Roy S. Ludlow Investment Co. which has owned it for years. Calls to Ludlow also were not returned.
