Building Up Jax: Springfield Scoops nears debut; AutoZone plans two new area locations

SPRINGFIELD SCOOPS TAKES STEP FORWARD ALONG MAIN STREET

Springfield Scoops received a certificate-of-use permit at 1807 N. Main St.

The ice cream shop was in the works prior to the arrival of COVID-19 and now is taking its final steps to prepare for opening. It had previously received a sign permit in March.

The shop joins a Walgreens community pharmacy among the tenants within its two-story building, which was constructed in 1908. It will occupy a ground-floor unit that was most recently used by Ferd’s Tax Service.

AUTOZONE PLANNING DUNN AVE., NORTHERN ST. JOHNS STORES

Auto parts retailer AutoZone submitted plans for two new Jax-area stores this week.

One of those stores will be located at 6765 Dunn Ave. within the Dunn Village shopping center. The other is a previously-announced location within Bartram Market in northern St. Johns County.

NOTED PROJECTS

• House of Shaves Barbershop plans to open soon on the ground floor of 501 Riverside Ave.
• Another Broken Egg Café received a permit for build-out at 11949 Atlantic Blvd.
• Lowe’s received a permit for build-out within warehouse space at 13225 Vantage Way, part of Freebird Commerce Center.
• McDonald’s received a permit for renovations to its existing location at 14200 Beach Blvd.
• Brightway Insurance received a permit for build-out at 360 Town Plaza Ave. within Nocatee Town Center.
• Bonchon received a permit for build-out at 475 Durbin Pavilion Dr. within The Pavilion at Durbin Park.
• Fancy Sushi received a permit for build-out at 155 Bartram Market Dr. within Bartram Market.
• North Florida Imports received a permit for build-out at 5250 Bowden Rd.
• Quest Diagnostics received a permit for build-out at 510 Airport Center Dr.
• Forcura received a permit for build-out at 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd.
• Impact Christian Academy received a permit for build-out at 9501 Arlington Expy.