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Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint Opens 19th Restaurant, First in Alabama - March 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) March 28, 2014

Uncle Maddios Pizza Joint, the original and fastest-growing fast casual pizza chain in North America, will open the 19th unit on March 27th in Auburn, Ala. at the Heart of Auburn complex at 339 South College Street, Suite E. To celebrate the newest Uncle Maddios Pizza Joint opening, the restaurant will serve free 9-inch, any three topping, fully-customizable pizzas to all customers in line from 11:00 a.m. through the afternoon on Saturday, March 29th. One patron in line will be awarded PIZZA FOR A YEAR!

The Auburn Uncle Maddios location marks the first of five planned Uncle Maddios restaurants in Auburn, Montgomery and Prattville, Alabama. Led by owner operator Troy native Michael DiChiara and several partners, including Auburn University graduates and Auburn, Alabama residents Ernest Lee, Jr. and Clint Wilson, along with Troy, Alabama native Will Hudson, the new Uncle Maddios franchisees bring a combination of restaurant, legal, real estate and construction experience. Hudson is a multi-unit owner of restaurants in Alabama, while Lees company Colvin Evans Construction is building its five Uncle Maddios units.

I have strong ties to the Auburn community and there is no other place I would rather open an Uncle Maddios than here, said franchisee owner Michael DiChiara. Uncle Maddios offers a different kind of pizza restaurant experience where everyone can have a personal pizza made exactly as they want it or select a salad or panini. I cant wait for the students and residents of Auburn to create their own favorite pizza and experience the Served with Love philosophy for our customers.

Opening its 19th location in three years, Uncle Maddios is growing faster than any other fast casual pizza brand. With 175 units in development, Uncle Maddios is attracting multiple unit operators due to the popularity of pizza, the quality of Uncle Maddios products, and an executive management team that offers more than 50 years of experience in the restaurant industry including Uncle Maddios CEO Matt Andrews who was the co-founder of Moes Southwest Grill. Many current Uncle Maddios franchisees are in the process of opening their second and third locations.

Uncle Maddios offers a made-from-scratch 9-inch individual pizza with up to three toppings, baked in 6-minutes, for $6.99. Guests choose one of three crusts, including whole wheat and gluten-free options, and have the choice of 48 toppings - six sauces, 27 vegetables and 15 meats. Guests can also order one of the chains chef-prepared pizzas for $7.99, along with take and bake options for the Uncle Maddios experience at home.

Additionally, the menu features create-your-own salads and signature salads, such as Greek, Tuscan Antipasto, and Santa Fe. Toasted panini sandwiches round out the Italian-style menu.

For those with dietary restrictions or specifications, Uncle Maddios serves up a huge selection of healthful options like whole wheat and gluten free crusts, hormone-free chicken, fresh local vegetables, Daiya vegan cheese and organic greens.

We are thrilled to open our first Alabama and college town location, says Founder and Chief Pizza Maker Matt Andrew, an industry veteran. This is just the start to our great partnership with Michael as we expand into Alabama.

For more information on Uncle Maddios Pizza Joint, visit http://www.unclemaddios.com or http://www.unclemaddios.com/franchise-info/.

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Costco construction stalled - March 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Published: Thursday, 3/27/2014 - Updated: 18 hours ago

BY MATT THOMPSON BLADE STAFF WRITER

With the final city approval expected today for the Costco project in Perrysburg, a city official said the company would not begin construction for a year.

The holdup appears to be because of the needed approval for rerouting an underground natural gas line which cuts diagonally across the 28-acre horse farm site near the southeast corner of State Rt. 25 and Eckel Junction Road.

Demolition of the buildings on the site is to occur in the next few months, but construction of the store won't occur for a year, said Brody Walters, city planning and zoning administrator. From what he was told by Costco representatives, he said, the delay stems from the pipeline owned by Columbia Gas Transmissions. He said he did not have details of the problem.

The store construction postponement is significant, as Costco told city officials in November that it wanted to have the store opened by this fall, in time for the Christmas shopping season.

After getting approval on Tuesday by the Perrysburg City Council for a needed special approval use permit, the project needs one more city approval. At 7 p.m. today, the Planning Commission is expected to decide on the final site plan to allow the 154,300-square foot store, a 16-pump gas station and two outlots which are expected to be a bank and a fast-food restaurant. Also, shown on the plan are 720 parking spots.

Costco had expected to get city approval on its needed special approval use permit and its site plan in December, but delayed city consideration of those items as it tried to work out an agreement with Columbia Gas Transmissions. The pipeline company said it would not allow Costco to put a parking lot over the 4-foot deep pipe because it would hinder monitoring the line for leaks and in making repairs. Costco said last month it had reached an agreement to reroute the pipeline along the edges of the parking lot, but Columbia Gas Transmissions said this week no such accord is in place.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission would have to approve the rerouting. To move the pipeline, an application must be submitted to the federal agency for a "certificate of public convenience and necessity," said Tamara Young, a FERC spokesman. The agency's staff conducts an environmental review and then the commission decides, a process that typically takes a year to 18 months, she said.

The Costco project was given the council's approval on Tuesday in a 4-2 vote. But first there was a 3-3 vote to approve it with some conditions, including adding another through lane on Eckel Junction at the main entrance to the store. Mayor Mike Olmstead cast the tiebreaker against the the proposed conditions.

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