The Planning Board on Jan. 18 approved plans for a restaurant and retail store building that partly sits on the site of the old Chauncey’s Pub.
Plans for a 15,000-square-foot restaurant and retail store project on a site once occupied by an historic Franklin Park building were approved Jan. 18 by the Planning Board.
The developer, S4 Estates, has yet to secure the retail tenants, the board was told.
Part of the site, located at 3059 Route 27, was once the home of Chauncey’s Pub, which was housed in an historic building. The building, which dated back to Colonial times, was reportedly inadvertently demolished in 1999 when the wrong address was put on a demolition application by the then-owner.
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