Overview

Description

The subject properties are lots 2 and 3 of the Graham Town Center, Phase III, and are included in the Binding Site Plan recorded under 201111305001. Although the property is zoned R10 according to Graham Planning area zoning map, the uses permitted under the Binding Site Plan are described as shown below:

 

Permitted uses (per binding site plan)

• Community & cultural services

• Day-care centers

• Health services

• Administrative & professional offices

• Educational services

• Business services

• Eating & Drinking establishments

• Food Stores

• Motor vehicles and related equipment sales, rental, repair and service

• Personal services

• Rental & repair services

• Sales of general merchandise

 

Building size (per binding site plan)

• Lot 2: 6,000 – 13,000 SF building on 56,237 SF land

• Lot 3: 2,500 – 6,000 SF building on 17,437 SF Land

 

Any proposed uses require confirmation of adequate capacity with the septic system. Parking is common area; however, each lot is responsible for the initial construction of such parking. Both lots have direct visibility corridors from Meridian allowing for maximum exposure. According to the Binding Site plan, Lot 2 is allotted a building footprint of 6,000 – 13,000 square feet on 56,237 square feet, and lot 3 allows a 2,500 – 6,000 square foot footprint on 17,437 square feet.


The properties are the last 2 lots in a planned development and are protected by the Shopping Center Covenants and Easements recorded under recording number 201309240637, which protects the integrity of the respective lots, and is intended to be improved with retail and related occupants. There is an Owners Association that handles common area issues including maintenance. The other lots are either under development or are occupied by national companies including Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen, Burger King, Dutch Bros. Coffee, O'Reilly Auto Parts and The Learning Experience. The Graham Planning area is primarily rural in nature, with the intersection of Meridian & 224th one of the major retail cores.

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