Shake Shack Files For Application With Darien P&Z Commission

DARIEN, Conn. -- Before long Darien residents might be sinking their teeth in to a giant Shake Shack burger now that the company has formally filed applications with the Planning & Zoning Commission, Architectural Review Board and Zoning Board of Appeals, according to the Darien Times.

Shake Shack has filed applications with Darien to move forward in its effort to open in town.
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K Reakes

02/12/2016 11:30 a.m.

If all goes well, the popular burger and shake restaurant would be built at the former location of Chuck’s Steak House on Post Road. Baywater Properties, the current owner of that site and founder David Genovese said his daughter Lily actually came up with the idea of partnering with Shake Shack, said the Darien Times.

Started in New York City, Shake Shack has slowly been expanding across the nation. The Darien location would the company's first site located on a major thoroughfare, the Darien Times said. Baywater and Shake Shack employees presented site plans to the Planning & Zoning Commission earlier this month. The next public hearing for the site is scheduled for March 22, added the Darien Times.

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