Morrisville Town Center Plan - 2007
Appendix 12
Transportation assumptions for the park and playground are: 10% will involve walking or biking
0% will involve buses or vans 10% will involve a linked trip
Food Service/restaurants . Food service and restaurants would be local in orientation but also be heavily dependent on serving theater goers. Nearby office and service workers, as well as their clients, should also constitute a sizeable portion of the potential customer base. Rather than fairly large, stand- alone suburban sit-down chain or fast food restaurants, these food service establishments are expected to be smaller, store-front type operations – cafes, ice cream shops, delis, specialty eateries and markets, pastry shops and the like. Food service and restaurants are projected at 2,500 to 5,000 square feet.
Transportation assumptions for food service are: 2% will involve walking or biking 10% will involve buses or vans 25% will involve a linked trip
Retail . Specialty retail building on the cultural center theme – some combination of art, education and children – as well as small shops aimed at serving nearby residents have the strongest potential here. Retail is projected at 5,000 to 10,000 square feet.
Transportation assumptions for retail are: 2% will involve walking or biking
5% will involve buses or vans 10% will involve a linked trip
Professional offices/services/studios . This area should be able to support a combination of small professional offices (such as architects and attorneys), small professional and personal services (possibly oriented toward creative fields, including interior designers, florists, or caterers), and arts and performing arts studios building on the cultural center theme. Offices, services and studios are projected at 10,000 to 17,500 square feet. On weekends only 25% of office type uses are anticipated to be open.
Transportation assumptions for office, services and studios are: 0% will involve walking or biking 0% will involve buses or vans 5% will involve a linked trip (generally limited to studios)
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