Bricks on Boundary could soon add a Bricks at Lowe's branch, as owner Josh Poticha is getting city approval to set up a food truck in the hardware store's parking lot.

One of the restaurant's signature Air Streamtrailers, which can be seen outside the 1422 Boundary St. location and at events around Beaufort, could have a home at the entrance to the parking lot at 207 Robert Smalls Parkway.

Poticha received approval Monday from the Zoning Board of Appeals. City Council approval is expected this month, and the trailer will be set up soon after.

The truck would serve breakfast and lunch with "high-end" sandwiches, Poticha said.

Poticha would rent the space for $650 a month and cater to store employees, customers and anyone else who stops in the parking lot.

The zoning board's approval was on the condition that the food truck could only use signs on the trailer and could not put them on Robert Smalls Parkway.

Poticha said he is talking with Lowe's about putting another food trailer at the home-improvement store's Bluffton location if the first spot proves successful.

In other changes about town:

The Child Abuse Prevention Association of Beaufort will open its new CAPA's Closet at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The thrift store is moving from Midtown Village Center to 1340 Ribaut Road in Port Royal, the former home of Keith's Place.

The nonprofit organization bought the building last fall with the help of a donation. It had rented the previous location, and executive director Susan Cato said the move will save the group money.

CAPA's Closet will keep the same hours -- 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

Lady's Island Dockside opened Thursday at 71 Sea Island Parkway, the former home of Factory Creek Fish Co. The building underwent renovations for about a month after being bought by Tommy Oliva, owner of 11th Street Dockside in Port Royal.

Dinner hours are 4:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., and lunch will be added later.

Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry's Beaufort Learning Center has a new home.

The center and its adult literacy programs are moving from 1403 Prince St. to 164 Castle Rock Road, at S.C. Works of Beaufort off S.C. 170.

Hours will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Information: www.lowcountryliteracy.org.

Follow reporter Erin Moody at twitter.com/EyeonPortRoyal.

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