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Queen Creek P&Z OKs drive-thrus, site plans for Bahama Buck’s, Sodalicious

The proposed south-facing elevation for the Sodalicious store being built in the Heritage Town Square retail shopping center in downtown Queen Creek. (Special to the Independent/Town of Queen Creek/Queen Creek Independent)

by Wendy Miller | Queen Creek Independent

Members of the Queen Creek Planning and Zoning Commission Aug. 9 unanimously approved site plans and conditional use permits to allow drive-thrus for two food and beverage businesses planning to open stores in the Town Center.

Sodalicious

The first was for P17-0053, a conditional use permit for a drive-thru; and P17-0054, a major site plan, for a Sodalicious store. The 1,860-square-foot treat shop is being planned on a .66-acre site about 300 feet east of the northeast corner of Ellsworth and Heritage Loop roads in the Heritage Town Square retail shopping center.

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