Representatives of the fast-food chain have been in contact with Troy’s zoning officials about the requirements of the restaurant space, and indicated they are moving forward with their plans.
“It seems pretty definite,” Dando said. “Although nothing’s final until they start moving dirt.”
The store would be the first Chick-Fil-A in Troy.
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