Casablaa Restaurant: Case Study

The site was bound to the northwest by a wooded and vacant lot. On the opposite side of the lot, the site was adjoined by Casablanca Restaurant and Buzy Burrito Taqueria. Historically, this property was a wooded, vacant lot from as far back as the late 1960s until the early 1970s, based on tax assessor records and aerial photos. Tax records show that the current building was constructed in 1972, and by 1977, a liquor store (Last Chance Bottle) occupied the property that is currently Casablaca Restaurant. Since the late 1980s, according to city directories, this property has primarily been operated by Latin American restaurants, including Contigo Peru Bar and Grill, Miranchido Restaurant, and Mi Ranchito, except for a spa that was briefly operated

The building located in the northeast section of the parcel is divided into four suites with Pro Coin Laundry being the sole occupant. The building located directly west of Pro Coin Laundry is divided into four suites with Georgia Christian University Library being the sole occupant. Directly south of Georgia Christian University Library is the third building, Georgia Christian University. Historically, the property was a wooded, vacant lot from as far back as the late 1960s until the early 1970s, based on tax assessor records and aerial photos. Tax assessor records show that the current building being operated by Pro Coin Laundry was built in 1974, and the buildings operated by Georgia Christian University Library and Georgia Christian University were built in 1979. Since the development of the properties, several businesses have operated in these buildings, including credit unions and banks, retail companies, real estate companies, construction companies, and laundromats. Based on the types of business on the property and lower elevation, according to topographic maps, the possibility of contamination from the property should not be a concern for the subject

Historically, this property was a wooded, vacant lot from as far back as the late 1960s until the early 1970s, based on tax assessor records and aerial photos. Tax assessor records show the current building was built in 1982. City directories show that a multitude of businesses were operating in the building from the late 1980s to the late 2000s, including insurance companies, real estate and law firms, a software company, and a printing company. A Church of Scientology occupied the property from at least 2012 until 2017, according to city directories. Based on the types of business on the property and lower elevation, according to topographic maps, the possibility of contamination from the property should not be a concern for the subject