Community Document Information Packet 1.20.14

55 S. Lake Havasu Ave. Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403

Retail space for lease

50 S. Lake Havasu Ave. For More Information

Call 208-841-3045 or visit http://property.loopnet.com/15622152

Available Space: Unit K: Approx. 1228 s.f. Sunset Plaza Pricing @ $1.25 /s.f./month

Demographics: Daytime Population 57,698 (5mi) Avg. HH Income $57,710 (5mi)

Key Tenants: Starbucks, AT&T, H&R Block, Credit Union, Sprint, UPS, Verizon, Crown Jewels, PurTone, Chipotle

1/20/14 This information was obtained from sources believed reliable, but cannot be guaranteed.

55 S. Lake

Havasu

London Brid

ge Rd.

55 S. Lake Havasu Ave.

Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403



For More Information

Call 208-841-3045

or visit http://property.loopnet.com/15622152

Property Information:

Available Space: 1228 SF

Lease Terms:

Lease Type: NNN

Location:

Lake Havasu Ave / I95 / Swanson

Near London Bridge, Safeway,

Walgreens, Autozone & Big Five


Phenomenal Location!


Lake Havasu City, Arizona


For More InformationFor More InformationFor More InformationFor More Information

Call 208Call 208Call 208Call 208----841841841841----3045304530453045

or visitor visitor visitor visit http://property.loopnet.com/15622152


Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.

Swanson Ave.

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

Bldg. A

Bld

g. B

H & R Block

UPS

Credit Union

Pure Tone

I95

Sprint

SUNSET PLAZASUNSET PLAZASUNSET PLAZASUNSET PLAZA

Building A Size: 14,931 s.f.

Building B Size: 7759 s.f.

Unit K Approx. 1228 s.f.

Approx. 1228 s.f. available for lease

AT&T

Starbucks

AVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLE KKKK

Chipotle

Leased

Verizon


Lake Havasu City, Arizona


For More InformationFor More InformationFor More InformationFor More Information

Call 208Call 208Call 208Call 208----841841841841----3045304530453045

or visitor visitor visitor visit http://property.loopnet.com/15622152


Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.Lake Havasu Ave.

Swanson Ave.

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

AVAIL-

Bldg. A

Bld

g. B

H & R Block

Credit Union

PurTone

I95

AT&T

Starbucks

AVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLE

UNIT K - APPROX. 1228 s.f.

$1.25 / s.f. Chipotle

Verizon

Leased

UPS

Sprint

This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

FOR LEASE FANTASTIC RETAIL OPPORTUNITY!

High Traffic & Visibility 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave. Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403

Lake Havasu Ave. / Swanson / I95

2.1 Acres Site Zoning C-1

Call 208-841-3045 For More Information

Pricing at $1.25 /s.f./month Unit K Available

55 S.

Lake

Havasu

Traffic Counts & R/UDAT Map 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave. - Retail Opportunity

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Information Provided By the Arizona Department of Transportation http://azdot.gov Accessed 4/20/08

SECTID NAME BMP START EMP END AADT04 AADT05 AADT06

1301 SR95 182.26 SWANSON 182.48 MESQUITE 20700 23700 26100

Information Provided By Lake Havasu City, Arizona http://lhcaz.gov Accessed 4/20/08

55 S. Lake

Havasu Ave.


Demographics 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave. – Retail Lease Opportunity

Information Provided By Loopnet.com http://property.loopnet.com/15622152 Accessed 1/14/14

For More Information Call (208) 841-3045


Population 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

2012 Male Population 1,977 12,449 26,969

2012 Female Population 2,053 12,702 27,615

% 2012 Male Population 49.06% 49.50% 49.41%

% 2012 Female Population 50.94% 50.50% 50.59%

2012 Total Population: Adult 3,474 20,619 44,876

2012 Total Daytime Population 10,678 36,120 57,698

2012 Total Employees 8,031 20,230 24,107

2012 Total Population: Median Age 54 50 50

2012 Total Population: Adult Median Age 60 57 57

2012 Total population: Under 5 years 141 1,121 2,451

2012 Total population: 5 to 9 years 145 1,196 2,574




















2012 Total population: 80 to 84 years 218 893 1,915

2012 Total population: 85 years and over 178 682 1,394

% 2012 Total population: Under 5 years 3.50% 4.46% 4.49%

% 2012 Total population: 5 to 9 years 3.60% 4.76% 4.72%





















% 2012 Total population: 85 years and over 4.42% 2.71% 2.55%

2012 White alone 3,638 22,371 49,215

2012 Black or African American alone 24 161 369

2012 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 47 254 559

2012 Asian alone 52 252 521

2012 Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 5 36 69

2012 Some Other Race alone 178 1,455 2,582

2012 Two or More Races alone 86 622 1,269

2012 Hispanic 509 3,431 6,592

2012 Not Hispanic 3,521 21,720 47,992

% 2012 White alone 90.27% 88.95% 90.16%

% 2012 Black or African American alone 0.60% 0.64% 0.68%

% 2012 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 1.17% 1.01% 1.02%

% 2012 Asian alone 1.29% 1.00% 0.95%

% 2012 Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 0.12% 0.14% 0.13%

% 2012 Some Other Race alone 4.42% 5.79% 4.73%

% 2012 Two or More Races alone 2.13% 2.47% 2.32%

% 2012 Hispanic 12.63% 13.64% 12.08%

% 2012 Not Hispanic 87.37% 86.36% 87.92%

2000 Not Hispanic: White alone 3,217 18,912 39,023

2000 Not Hispanic: Black or African American alone 14 68 134






2000 Not Hispanic: American Indian and Alaska Native alone 13 122 241

2000 Not Hispanic: Asian alone 18 123 239

2000 Not Hispanic: Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 5 19 38

2000 Not Hispanic: Some Other Race alone 1 11 19

2000 Not Hispanic: Two or More Races 28 223 459

% 2000 Not Hispanic: White alone 89.61% 88.59% 89.49%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: Black or African American alone 0.39% 0.32% 0.31%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: American Indian and Alaska Native alone 0.36% 0.57% 0.55%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: Asian alone 0.50% 0.58% 0.55%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 0.14% 0.09% 0.09%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: Some Other Race alone 0.03% 0.05% 0.04%

% 2000 Not Hispanic: Two or More Races 0.78% 1.04% 1.05%

Population Change 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

Total: Employees (NAICS) n/a n/a n/a

Total: Establishments (NAICS) n/a n/a n/a

2012 Total Population 4,030 25,151 54,584

2012 Households 2,045 11,109 23,928

Population Change 2010-2012 68 -36 103

Household Change 2010-2012 19 -110 -185

% Population Change 2010-2012 1.72% -0.14% 0.19%

% Household Change 2010-2012 0.94% -0.98% -0.77%

Population Change 2000-2012 440 3,803 10,977





Population Change 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

Household Change 2000-2012 241 1,834 5,235

% Population Change 2000 to 2012 12.26% 17.81% 25.17%

% Household Change 2000 to 2012 13.36% 19.77% 28.01%

Housing 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

2000 Housing Units 2,697 12,447 24,123

2000 Occupied Housing Units 1,804 9,275 18,693

2000 Owner Occupied Housing Units 1,087 6,860 14,534

2000 Renter Occupied Housing Units 717 2,415 4,159

2000 Vacant Housings Units 893 3,172 5,430

% 2000 Occupied Housing Units 66.89% 74.52% 77.49%

% 2000 Owner occupied housing units 60.25% 73.96% 77.75%

% 2000 Renter occupied housing units 39.75% 26.04% 22.25%

% 2000 Vacant housing units 33.11% 25.48% 22.51%

Income 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

2012 Household Income: Median $34,533 $39,930 $42,869

2012 Household Income: Average $44,235 $53,102 $57,710

2012 Per Capita Income $22,598 $23,502 $25,400

2012 Household income: Less than $10,000 169 769 1,199

2012 Household income: $10,000 to $14,999 175 813 1,586













2012 Household income: $50,000 to $59,999 150 1,089 2,248




2012 Household income: $125,000 to $149,999 9 304 630

2012 Household income: $150,000 to $199,999 40 167 473

2012 Household income: $200,000 or more n/a 162 519

% 2012 Household income: Less than $10,000 8.26% 6.92% 5.01%

% 2012 Household income: $10,000 to $14,999 8.56% 7.32% 6.63%



















% 2012 Household income: $200,000 or more 0.00% 1.46% 2.17%

Retail Sales Volume 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

2012 Childrens/Infants clothing stores $557,593 $3,296,211 $6,972,893

2012 Jewelry stores $344,252 $1,578,629 $3,363,389

2012 Mens clothing stores $454,317 $2,759,739 $5,713,786

2012 Shoe stores $528,149 $3,389,738 $7,463,123

2012 Womens clothing stores $1,371,071 $6,745,520 $13,988,052

2012 Automobile dealers $7,358,131 $39,861,625 $84,240,289

2012 Automotive parts and accessories stores $1,565,690 $8,601,051 $18,690,438

2012 Other motor vehicle dealers $315,085 $2,831,249 $5,524,874

2012 Tire dealers $721,803 $3,867,027 $8,350,931

2012 Hardware stores $15,248 $69,008 $140,456

2012 Home centers $113,979 $769,651 $1,802,228

2012 Nursery and garden centers $148,464 $845,399 $2,046,254

2012 Outdoor power equipment stores $123,854 $617,222 $1,313,986

2012 Paint and wallpaper stores $13,544 $56,962 $125,071

2012 Appliance, television, and other electronics stores $954,130 $5,888,566 $12,636,246

2012 Camera and photographic supplies stores $108,958 $539,706 $1,370,890





Retail Sales Volume 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.

2012 Computer and software stores $2,544,316 $14,616,625 $31,540,681

2012 Beer, wine, and liquor stores $471,120 $2,415,085 $5,207,474

2012 Convenience stores $2,003,618 $10,829,807 $23,043,497

2012 Restaurant Expenditures $2,121,635 $11,014,184 $23,936,843

2012 Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores $7,440,774 $41,086,719 $87,822,499

2012 Furniture stores $662,794 $3,635,519 $7,746,553

2012 Home furnishings stores $1,594,712 $9,908,196 $21,160,107

2012 General merchandise stores $11,677,230 $64,613,591 $138,308,679

2012 Gasoline stations with convenience stores $6,213,825 $34,096,351 $72,973,845

2012 Other gasoline stations $4,433,079 $24,518,026 $52,608,661

2012 Department stores (excl leased depts) $9,402,611 $52,165,261 $111,116,355

2012 General merchandise stores $11,677,230 $64,613,591 $138,308,679

2012 Other health and personal care stores $671,894 $3,826,552 $8,186,589

2012 Pharmacies and drug stores $2,187,805 $11,687,169 $24,872,039

2012 Pet and pet supplies stores $646,875 $3,174,032 $6,720,213

2012 Book, periodical, and music stores $151,002 $932,134 $1,979,803

2012 Hobby, toy, and game stores $169,566 $1,027,541 $2,026,564

2012 Musical instrument and supplies stores $80,242 $291,571 $551,910

2012 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores $60,781 $382,511 $893,794

2012 Sporting goods stores $212,458 $1,262,813 $2,900,922

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Zoning – 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave. Information Provided By Lake Havasu City

http://www.lhcaz.gov Accessed 4/19/08

For More Information Call 208‐841‐3045

This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts 14.10 Development Code - Article 2 October 26, 2004 2-18 CHAPTER 14.10 - COMMERCIAL AND EMPLOYMENT ZONING DISTRICTS Sections: 14.10.010 - Purpose of Chapter 14.10.020 - Purposes of Commercial and Employment Zoning Districts 14.10.030 - Commercial and Employment District Land Uses and Permit Requirements 14.10.040 - Commercial and Employment District General Development Standards 14.10.010 - Purpose of Chapter This Chapter lists the uses of land that may be allowed within the commercial and employment zoning districts established by Section 14.04.020 (Zoning Map and Zoning Districts). It also determines the type of land use permit and approval required for each use, and provides general site development standards. 14.10.020 - Purposes of Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts The commercial and employment zoning districts are intended to provide a range of commercial and employment opportunities within Lake Havasu City. The purposes of the individual commercial and employment zoning districts and the manner in which they are applied are as follows. A. C-N (Neighborhood Commercial) District. The CN zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for convenience shopping and services either near or within residential neighborhoods. Quality design is particularly important within this district, to ensure compatibility with the neighborhoods that the commercial uses will serve.





B. C-1 (Limited Commercial) District. The C-1 zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for a limited range of commercial with adequate but controlled access to arterial streets. C. C-2 (General Commercial) District. The C-2 zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for a wide range of commercial with adequate but controlled access to arterial streets. Table 2-4 Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements For Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts

P Permitted Use CUP Conditional Use Permit Required Use Not Allowed

Permit Required By Zone

Land Use (1) C-N C-1 C-2 C-O C-R M-I-P M-2 Specific Use Regulations

Recreation, Education, & Public Assembly Uses Adult entertainment business - - - - - CUP CUP 14.40.040 Clubs, lodges, & private meeting halls CUP P P - - - - Health/fitness facilities P P P - P P - Indoor amusement facilities P P P - P - - Libraries, museums & galleries P P P - P - - Marinas - - - - CUP - - Night clubs & bars CUP P P - P - - Outdoor recreation facilities - - - - CUP - - Recreational vehicle parks - - - - CUP CUP - 14.40.090 Schools – Specialized education & training - - P - - - - Shooting galleries - - CUP - - P P Studios – Art, dance, martial arts, music, etc. P P P - - - - Theaters & auditoriums - P P - - - - Retail Trade Accessory retail uses P P P P P - - Alcoholic beverage sales, off-site P P P - - - - Alcoholic beverage sales, on-site P P P - P - - Art, antique, collectible, and gift stores P P P P P - - Artisan shops - P P P - P - Auto parts sales - P P - - P - Auto sales and rental - - P - - P - Bakeries, retail only P P P - P - - Building material stores - - P - - CUP - Construction/heavy equipment sales & rental - - CUP - - CUP CUP Convenience stores (without motor fuel sales) P P P - P - - Convenience stores (with motor fuel sales) CUP P P - CUP - - Drive-in and drive-through sales CUP CUP CUP CUP - - - Equipment rental - - - - - CUP P Furniture, furnishings, & appliance stores P P P - - P - General retail P P P P P - - Grocery stores P P P - P - - Hardware stores P - P - - CUP - Marine Products (e.g., boats) rentals, sales & storage

- - P - - P -

Mobile home & RV sales & storage - - CUP - - CUP - Outdoor retail sales & activities - - P - - P - Personal storage facilities (both indoor & outdoor)

- - P - - P P

Plant nurseries & garden supply stores - - P - - P -





Permit Required By Zone Land Use (1) C-N C-1 C-2 C-O C-R M-I-P M-2

Specific Use Regulations

Retail Trade cont. Restaurants P P P P P P - Warehouse retail (e.g., “big box facilities) - - P - - - - Services Auto repair & maintenance - - P - - P - Automated teller machines (ATMs) P P P P P P - Banks & financial services P P P P P P P Business support services - P P P P P - Car wash - - P - - P - Child/adult day care centers CUP - - - - - - Contractor storage yards - - CUP - - P P Gas (motor fuel) stations CUP P P - P P - Hotels & motels - - - - P - - Marine products (e.g., boats) rental service & storage

- - P - CUP P P

Medical –clinics, offices & laboratories - P P - - P - Medical – extended care - - P - - - - Medical – hospitals - P P P - - - Mortuary, mausoleum - - CUP - - - - Offices P P P P P - - Personal services P P P P P P P Public utility facilities - - P - - P P Research & development (R&D) - - CUP - - P P R&D – Biotechnology, chemical, pharmaceutical

- - - - - P P

Storage – Indoor - - P - - P P Storage – Outdoor - - CUP - - P P Storage – Outdoor, accessory - - CUP - - P P Upholstering shops - - P - - P - Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals (no boarding)

P P P - - P P

Veterinary clinic, animal hospital - - CUP - - P P Transportation & Communication Uses Broadcasting studios - - P - - P P Parking facilities/vehicle storage - - P - - P - Telecommunications facilities CUP - CUP - - CUP CUP 14.40.110 Truck & freight terminals - - - - - P P

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