The Ohio restaurant/sports bar chain wants to add about .7 acres just east of the 9400 Springboro Pike site. Since the move from a smaller building it rented north of the Dayton Mall in Miamisburg, customers have routinely been filling Roosters parking and occupying lots nearby, officials said.
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Roosters customers have also been parking in areas of the restaurant’s lot that are not marked for parking, as well as on the roadway east of the site, officials said.
Miami Twp. trustees are expected to vote on the final plan tonight. Trustees spoke favorably of the proposal when they approved a preliminary plan this spring.
Roosters President and CEO Dan Ponton has said his company plans to buy land for about 70 additional parking spaces.
Operators of the Exchange at Spring Valley – the home of Roosters new site - are proposing to sell land east of the restaurant, Miami Twp. records show.
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Barring unforeseen issues, construction is expected to start later this summer, officials said.
The new Roosters site - bought in 2017 after Caddy’s Tap House closed – is between the Dayton Mall and Austin Landing, across from LexisNexis. It features about 400 seats and nearly 8,400 square feet, about 25 percent more space, Nader said.
The chain that started in 1988 has about 30 locations in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, according to its website.
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