FIRESTONE — Chick-fil-A, the Atlanta-based fast-food chain famous for chicken sandwiches and being closed on Sundays, has submitted plans for a double drive-through restaurant in the Firestone City Centre North project. Paula Mehle, the southwest Weld County town’s economic-development director, posted on her LinkedIn page that the chain is “one of the most requested retailers” by Firestone’s residents and business people. The plan calls for a 5,913-square-foot restaurant that probably would break ground March 2025 and be open by September 2025, employing 25 to 35 people. Chick-fil-A, which traces its...
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