The deal is expected to be blessed this week by the city's planning and zoning commission before it heads for city council approval later in the month for final approval, land planners following the novelty project tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity.
"It would be the first of its kind around these parts," an Orlando industrial real estate consultant not associated with the venture tells GlobeSt.com.
The location would also give Cracker Barrel a niche customer base since the nearest full-service dining establishment to the airport is Captain Bell's Seafood Restaurant on U.S. 441, a quarter of a mile walk.
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