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Chipotle Mexican Grill in the Works for Pine

The fast-casual restaurant will be located at the former 7-Eleven on Perry Highway.

A new fast-casual restaurant is in the works for Pine Township.

At Monday’s supervisors meeting, Pine officials gave the green light for a Chipotle Mexican Grill to be located at the former 7-Eleven convenience store at the intersection of Bonnie View Drive and Perry Highway.

Dan Kaufman, an engineer with Wallace & Pancher in Hermitage, said the 2,400 square foot building would not be razed to make way for the new restaurant.

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Instead, developers plan to rehab the building, he said. An outside patio and landscaping also will be added to the facility.

Founded by Colorado-based Steve Ells in 1993, Chipotle features a variety of burritos and tacos. The chain is known for its “Food with Integrity” program, which highlights the company’s commitment to serve organic and local produce as well as naturally-raised meats.

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The restaurant’s food is put together in an assembly-style production.

Kaufman said he did not have a targeted opening date yet for the restaurant. Construction could begin on the building in the near future.

Assistant Pine Township manager Scott Anderson said the 7-Eleven property, which is owned by Gigliotti Holdings, has been vacant for at least a year.

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