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- Design is imaginative, attractive. kcess is easy, convenient. The trade area holds many opportunities. The cente(s design is further enhanced with the use of natural cedar on exterior walls. the look of cobblestone-paved walkways within the arcade, decorative exterior lighftng and landscaped parking lots, Finally, provisions have been made for future ease of expansion on the south end of the center, 555.000 to $65,000, There are also several medium and high density apartment and townhouse complexes, Average tamily income is $26.000 to $30.000, end projected to be $36.400 by 1985: This compares with the current Metropolitan Area average of $13.095 per household Therefore, residents of the Rice Creek Center trade area compose a market with potential purchasing power well above the average for the Metropolitan Area. 'PopulotiOO ad income esllm::Jles end pqections tx:Jsed on 1970 Census. rv1etrQp:)liloo Co..ndl eshrrates, crd new housing slats Rice Creek Road Parking is ample, 452 spaces located on both the north and south sides ofthe centerofferyour customers maximum convenience. with Immediate proximity to all shops and professional offices, Shoppers may also approach the center by foot or bicycle. via city sidewalks, Rice Creek Center has been carefully designed to provide a pleasant working and shopping environment. The 86.000 square feet of gross leasable area is arranged in a rrodified "L" shape, and divided into two sections by a landscaped arcade, Open on both ends and roofed with skylights. the arcade provides convenient passage. protection from harsh weather. and serves as a pleasant area for shoppers to stroll. or relax amang lush greenery Public restrooms, telephones and community announcements will also be located in the arcade, Rice Creek Center is centrally located in the trade area on 6,5 acres. and will be readily visible to approaching traffic, Easy access is assured via three major arteries, Traveling east-west through Fridley. Arden Hills and Shoreview are Rice Creek Road and Mississippi Street. Projections are made for Mississippi Street to extend to Highway 96 within five years, increasing traffic ftow even more, And north-south access is provided by Silver Lake Road Entering and exiftng the site is uncommonly convenient. with a total of six driveways-three on Silver Lake Road. two on Mississippi Street. and one on The center will serve exclusively residenftal portions of New Brighton, Fridley and Moundsview. in an area defined by High Speed Traffic Borders. These boundaries are Freeway 694 to the south. Highway 65 to the west. and Highway 10 to the north and east (refer to map), Population estimates' are 15,000+ within a one mile radius of Rice Creek Center, and 26,000+ within the High Speed Traffic Borders. or primary trading area By 1985, the primary trading area population is expected to top 43,000, Within the trading area, single family dwellings predominate. with an average market value of I MIS5I551W/ sTREET k.Gzss {} ,] I I I I I I I I ~ / Aaes v P".k1ng Parklf'S 73"""vr NE QAc=5 / ~VAUJ ~ I$o-kinfl ~ ~ (:D"MY JIfOI'V) 11 ~ l ~ i RICe CI'UK CllNNr HI$$'3S'~1 ~fC4 (Jtr~1( JkilAO >o~ , ,'-9, ,.....-.. e i I Qi ~ t f I ~ S ~ ~ ~ :i II t-(H1. -- -'- -- -- \ r--' -{~ ~--- ~t-- ~ 9J ~ ~ / AVEfIIa twlY 1I/IPS /WSS1S'iIPP/ ST 3,30:) S1L~lt l.AkI. J'fO IQ.CXX) \=Jkccs :5NYPER iJ<"" DI1;l>S sn:I<E [ U~ARE :SmlE fl,""'''e '\ >-, ~Ac=!6 / I -------------- l ~ : - - ~- - - -~ ~ 0 ! ~ I Pd.king ~D i L_~ I -- -- P.;,-Ki"<'f <=rkazs5 {] Aca9s frt:>m Riaz CrukR:l, T I I r..,.:;"" el:i Trade Asea Map Rice Creek Center 2100 N Silver Lake Road SllePlan