After ruffling feathers over traffic concerns, Chick-fil-A chickens out on Campbell location

WEST VALLEY RESIDENTS craving Chick-fil-A need to go to San Jose, because they won’t find the chicken chain in Campbell.

Chick-fil-A pulled out of its proposal to fill a vacant building along one of Campbell’s major corridors last month, after the eatery’s second attempt to come to the city sparked uproar about increased traffic among residents in the Dry Creek neighborhood. The fast-food giant planned to fill 2060 S. Bascom Ave. with a 6,050-square-foot restaurant with more than 100 seats and 68 parking spots, employing about 100 people.