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Another fast-food outlet for Bridgewater with Hungry Jacks restaurant planned

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What the Bridgewater Hungry Jacks restaurant could look like from the East Derwent Highway. Not to scale. For reference only. Image / Pulse (Fang Architects)

Another fast-food outlet is in the works for the Bridgewater area, with Hungry Jack’s recently submitting their grand plans for a new restaurant to the Brighton Council.

The proposed burger joint would be located at the Cove Hill Shopping Centre and if approved, would be built across the carpark from an existing KFC restaurant.

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“A Hungry Jack’s Restaurant … is positioned not only to draw customers from the East Derwent Highway and potentially from the Midlands Highway, but also increase the visitation of customers associated with a major activity centre and supporting services and retail stores,” the development application reads.

“The restaurant location is currently an open grass space that is out of the way between the two retail areas of Bridgewater. Its location and establishment will assist in activating the land between these two areas.”

Another fast-food outlet for Bridgewater with Hungry Jacks restaurant planned.

The application outlines minimal changes to the parking layout at the centre, with 16 spaces removed and replaced by 6 new parking spaces and one disabled space.

The proposal includes a 250m2 building and a 29m2 play area, as well as the construction of a 9m tall sign along the East Derwent Highway and a new pedestrian footpath.

The proposed Bridgewater Hungry Jacks restaurant from the East Derwent Highway. Image / Fang Architects
The proposed Bridgewater Hungry Jacks restaurant. Image / Fang Architects
The proposed Bridgewater Hungry Jacks restaurant from the East Derwent Highway. Image / Fang Architects

“Establishing such a restaurant as Hungry Jack’s at the proposed location reflects the economic vibrancy that the area is generating, providing sustainable employment opportunities for residents and workers within the area,” the application says.

Members of the local community can provide feedback on the application until December 18.

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