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2003-3-10 Meeting Report (Beverage City)W 4C SPIN IF Neighborhood Meeting Report Form SPIN Neighborhood 7 Meeting Date: March 10, 2003 Meeting Topic and Description: Beverage City Featured Speakers: Alan Golman of Quik -Way Group Number of neighbors attending: 13 Location of meeting: Town Hall 43a #3b Notification Process: (ie: flyer mailed' hand delivered, calls, city publications, etc.) Signs, website, mailouts Follow -Up Information: Signature Questions Concerns: Where is your store at Grapevine? What is the difference between your Beverage City stores vs QuikWay stores? Will your store have humidity temperature controlled room for wines? What is the difference of the wines you carry vs those from grocery stores, 7/1 Is and Off the Vine? Is this a request for zoning change? Or, just for SUP? Do you have any relationship or ownership with the rest of the 10 ac land? Do you think it is appropriate to have a liquor store close to the residential areas? How many pumps will you have? How will the rest of the 10 ac be developed? Is your store a smoking or non smoking store? Will you consider developing the property similar to style /tone of Town Square? Can you eliminate the yellow strip on the building? What is the percentage of your wine /beer sale? What other merchandises does you store sell? Any relationship with Quiktrip? How big is your building? Compare your wines to those in Central Market? This is not the type of the developments we envision along hwy 114 What are your store hours? What will your drive through window serves? Where is your main parking area? Southlake is a family oriented city. Do you think more wine /beer sale is good for the residents? Drive through beer sale will significantly downgrade the upscale image you try to establish. The name "Beverage City" has drawn a great concern? What is your website? Will you consider a SP zoning instead of C -3 Will hwy 114 being widen, gas stations will be built sooner or later. It seems like this is a good location for a gas station and C- store. How /where will your trucks make deliveries? Will you do special orders for wines? Have you done any demographic studies? Compare your wines with those in Walmart and CostCo?