Royal Farms has been granted permission to sell gas at their newest proposed location in Bristol Township.
The Maryland-based convenience store chain known for their fried chicken is looking to build a convenience store and gas station on a nine-acre plot that includes three tax map parcels; including the old O’Connor Freightliner location, the Stadium Bar and Grille next to the vacant Freightliner location and the woods that abut the property.
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A representative from Royal Farms said on Tuesday evening that the company will comply with all notes made by the Bristol Township Zoning Hearing Board and that they intend to be “good neighbors” to the properties that surround theirs. While sidewalks and environmental concerns will be discussed during land development, a Royal Farms representative noted that the company plans to initiate grade changes in the land and provide plantings to help buffer their property from a nearby apartment complex.
Royal Farms is a well-liked chain that has locations in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and portions of Pennsylvania south of Philadelphia. In total, there are slightly more than 150 Royal Farms locations, which are owned by the Kemp family.
