If approved, the restaurant would occupy roughly the same footprint as the former Romano s Macaroni Grill building, though a new structure would be erected in its place and the old building demolished. The eatery would have space for dine-in both inside and outside, as well as drive-thru lanes for those ordering to-go.
In addition to the restaurant, a second structure is proposed on the eastern portion of the lot that s currently occupied by parking lot. A facility for a yet-to-be-determined bank would also be constructed on the site.
Traffic a main concern
Shake Shack launched in 2001 in New York and has seen plenty of growth worldwide. It serves up fare such as burgers, hot dogs, french fries and milkshakes. If approved, it would join four other Shake Shacks currently open in Michigan: one in Ann Arbor, one in Detroit and two in Troy.
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