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Lilburn approves lease for double-decker bus restaurant site

The Lilburn City Council recently approved a lease between the city and the Lilburn Downtown Development Authority (DDA) for the bus restaurant site at Lilburn City Park. Courtesy City of Lilburn
The Lilburn City Council recently approved a lease between the city and the Lilburn Downtown Development Authority (DDA) for the bus restaurant site at Lilburn City Park. Courtesy City of Lilburn
By Karen Huppertz
Oct 11, 2018

The Lilburn City Council recently approved a lease between the city and the Lilburn Downtown Development Authority (DDA) for the bus restaurant site at Lilburn City Park. The property on which the bus, trailer/kitchen, patio, and storage is located belongs to the city.

The DDA will lease this site, which measure approximately 50’ x 80’ for the next five years. The DDA currently owns the bus, trailer/kitchen, and storage located on the property. Agavero Cantina Parkside plans to open as early as this week at the double-decker bus restaurant located at Lilburn City Park.

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