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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2436 French Ave PlansCity Leasing Agent II Phone Street ` ' City ¢' Zip Legal Owner CAy ��"� '���' C.t��%®�Ai'Y n 4 s- 2. Phone, Bus._'��'.S ��� �tes. �., Residence , Street: ' City ZiP•----, Office `,. St eet F(J"l..mi ) l� d / r /� t3� ®ir Ci C l� iji9 ty �4 T C� GA _ zip ® p • 3 3 3 P Lot #. Tract # See Attached Lgal Description....,....Major fMarket Tenants: 1 1� f �' �N�, 17ru� Variety Other Number of Satellites Zoning - ' , ONSTRUCTION NOTES: LWAT(ON 1� a Build; --,Size 4' x 9' ® tc De 17-7 PI !lT MAP LL � 1 !� �...k I — t Prepared By A—(:, roy e'd by I.`es�see f 11(s), I I'II I1 f l l l l I r FAST i®oieTil I Ptn'PMAD Prepared BAt y112�hDutel91736f7 pproved by Lessee Approved by' Leeson EXHIBI 'X t - ,, Fot®mat Corp®rati®I� i Center Name N %.� City !� F® P\ Intersectio And �. Tr� �a� /Q +tl Leasing Agent: Phone Street: ® C. 0 91-F City Zip-- -TYL2 4N® PA Legal Owner /7 Of;?) 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What does FOTOMAT doh COPYRIGHT ® 1971 FOTOMAT CORPORATION- A-0700-6 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED -PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. pTIA rt'+' Z 47 Krisii FOTOMCIE oil FOTOMAT is a sophisticated merchandising concept for photo -oriented retail products. It's unique because it has rev- olutionized the photographic industry by providing the public with a fresh new approach to customer service—drive-thru convenience. FOTOMAT sells film, cameras and flash products, and provides a one -day developing service on most standard types of film. Non-standard types of processing may require special han- dling. This convenient service is closely monitored on a management level to guarantee the customer the highest possible quality mer- chandise and processing. How does To provide i 't work"■ the customer with good service and the most convenient store location, a thorough market survey is done by a management team of profes- sional site evaluation experts. This com- mittee pre -determines the sites that best fit the demographic and physical require- ments for FOTOMAT and outlines the type of customer to be found within that market range. Extensive study is done to evaluate the site for potential profitability, potential economic impact on the surround- ing businesses based on increased traffic, and the potential future of the area where the site is located. A local management staff helps control the overall operations and to further develop the site and the area in which it's located. The benefits in using "local management" are many. The close association between the staff and the activities within their home area ... their knowledge of the general business atmosphere within that area combined with the contribution the local merchants make toward the success of the center and the area as a whole is invaluable. The local staff, from the area manager to the salesgirl ... a FOTOMATE° is thoroughly trained prior to operational management of the area, and then they continue to receive periodic retraining as needed on a localized basis. The headquarters executive operations staff is in continuous contact with the area management people in an on -going effort to assist in the growth and development of the area and its management ... a development that is considered an ex- tremely important part of a successful operation. _mama Is there promot'ional support'.P Yes. To assist in develop- ing good area management and help them in their individual sales efforts, there is all -media advertising support. Radio, television, newspapers and outdoor advertising are all part of the national advertising/ mer- chandising plan to increase exposure for the store and sell products and services to the public. On a local level, special area promotions, in- centive programs and direct mail services to test advertising effec- tiveness, all add to the support picture. What that Plenty! do or you.Extra Exposure —One of the first things a FOTOMAT DriveThru®store on your site will do is bring additional customers to your center... a good portion of which will be doing additional shopping in other center stores too ... and added customers means greater sales! Extra Dollars —This means extra dollars for you as the property owner. In addition to the ''free ride" you'll be getting with the greater customer influx, you have a base rental which can be complemented by a percentage override on gross sales ... a base rental that pro- vides you with a guaranteed minimum income for the use of minimum space. Triple Bonus —One of the im- portant contributions a FOTO- MAT Drive-Thru store makes to any location is in what's referred to as the ''customer triple -count" benefit. Here's why: (1) the cus- tomer drives thru the FOTOMAT store and buys film, (2) the cus- tomer returns to FOTOMAT to have his film processed, and (3) the customer returns again to pick up his processed film. And, of course, this means that many more trips to your center for you too. O.K. and Statistics compiled by a national mar- seketing corporation show that there is 0 a very significant and direct relation- ship between the influx of additional shopping center traffic and the FOTOMAT store activities in that area. Of particular interest is the statistical fact that this additional traffic influx is directly attributed to having a FOTOMAT Drive-Thru store in that center. What"s i � goingto NOTHING! cos. In fact, FOTOMAT pro- vides you additional income —at no cost to you! No Installation Cost —The FOTOMAT Drive- Thru store takes up a minimum amount of space ... 4'x 9' of retail space in a decorative island ... and the prefabricated building is up and operating in a matter of days. No Construction Mess —Because there's very little construction necessary to erect a unit on a site there's al- most no debris to snarl traffic. No Maintenance Cost—FOTOMAT provides a professional maintenance team to keep the unit shipshape. No Management Concern —Our area man- ager is responsible for the operation of the unit and the personnel. Sound like we're tootin' a big horn? Well, maybe we are. You'll have to take a look at the available statistics and the size of our operation and decide for yourself. We think we've got a good thing going. As of the beginning of 1971 there were in ex- cess of 1,000 FOTOMAT units in operation nationwide ... all estab- lished within a three-year period. That's a good indication that the FOTOMAT concept is successful. The FOTOMAT I We are the largest in our conceptMA s■ industry. Our concept has been successful be- cause the people behind it have been diligent in their efforts to make it work. Among our lessors are some of the nation's largest shopping center and investment property developers. We would like to add your name to this growing list. .lI