Title: Developing Big Boxes
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2SESSION 1
Developing Big Boxes
ECC Board Member
Mike GardnerRegional VP of Real Estate Design
3Overview
- Walmart Realty
- Retail Development Process
- Lessons Learned
- Chicago An Example
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5Walmart Realty
- FYE 1990
- 1,402 Walmart Discount Stores
- 123 Sams Clubs
- 1,525 Total Domestic US Units.
- 101 Million sq ft. for Retail Space
- 25.8 Billion in Sales
- FYE 2008
- 1,075 Walmart Discount Stores
- 2,256 Supercenters
- 579 Sams Clubs
- 112 Neighborhood Markets
- 4,022 Total Domestic US Units
- 616.7 Million sq ft. for Retail Space
- 345 Billion in Sales.
6Walmart Realty
- U.S. Development FY08
- 38.1 Million sq ft
- 26 Million sq ft net (4.8 growth)
- 192 Supercenters
- 13 Sams Clubs
- 20 Neighborhood Markets
- U.S. Development YTD FY09
- 23.8 Million sq ft
- 126 Supercenters
- 7 Sams Clubs
- 12 Neighborhood Markets
7Walmart Realty
- Who are we?
- Real Estate
- Design
- Architecture
- Legal
- Public Affairs
- Market Research
8Retail Development Process
- Due Diligence
- Survey/ Title Work
- Geotechnical Studies
- Environmental Site Assessment
- Traffic Impact report
- Utility Studies
- Environment Impact report
- Economic Impact reports
- Community Efforts
9Environmental Impact Reports -EIRs
- New York SEQR
- California CEQUA
- New Jersey CAFRA
- Florida Concurrency
- Vermont Act 250
- Maine MIGA
10Community Efforts
- Zoning
- Initial Check
- Look for trends and community concerns
- Assess compliance
- Develop By-Right Plan
- Examples
- Ephrata, PA Flood plain/Special use
11Community Efforts cont.
- Political Landscape
- Identify Approving Bodies
- Assess Voting Record
- Engage In Dialogue
- Examples
- Huntington Beach, CA Referendum
- Chicago, IL
12Community Efforts cont.
- Neighborhood Concerns
- Identify Associations
- Door to Door
- Neighborhood Meetings
- Listen to Concerns
- Design Solutions
- Examples
- Walls/ Trees/ Bushes/ Berms
- Livonia, MI
- Truck Traffic
- Security Cameras
- Site and Store tours.
13Community Efforts cont.
- Community Concerns
- Identify Community Leaders
- Engage in Dialogue
- Identify in Community Concerns/ Causes
- Create Solutions
- Examples
- Park Dedications
- Historic Building Preservation
- Ionia, MI
- Memphis, TN
- Tree Preservation
14Community Efforts
- Lessons Learned
- Develop a Local Presence
- Demand Competence Excellence
- Resist Urge to Cut Corners
- Let Others Speak for You
- Expect, Plan Budget for Litigation
15Chicago, Illinois
16Chicago, Illinois
Before Helene Curtis Plant
After
17Chicago, Illinois
Green Roof
18Chicago, Illinois
19Chicago, IL
- Involve Walmart Executives
- Lee Scott, CEO
- Tom Schoewe, CFO
- John Menzer, Vice Chairman
- Michael Lewis, Divisional President
- Todd Libbra, Regional General Manager
- Campaign For Support
- Alderman Mitts (37th Ward)
- Lobby Every Alderman
- Seek to Create Coalitions
- Black Caucus
- Hispanic Caucus
20Chicago, Illinois
- Create Jobs
- 443 jobs over 15,000 applied
- Over 70 from western Chicago communities
- Over 50 from 37th Ward
- 77 African American
- 18 Hispanic
21Chicago, Illinois
- Commit to the Community
- Walmart committed over 500,000 to local
organizations, charities, and business
organizations - Building Local Businesses
- Support Local Chamber of Commerce with assistance
to Small Businesses. - Source product from Chicago based, minority-owned
businesses - Build using Chicago-based, female
minority-owned contractor.
22Chicago, Illinois
- Margaret Garner
- CEO and President Broadway Consolidated
Companies, Inc. - First African American to head construction of a
Walmart Store
23Corporate Relevance
- October 2005 Katrina
- Engage Non Governmental Organizations
- Listen to Criticism Suggestions
- Be Willing to Change
24Corporate Relevance
- Economic Opportunity
- Customer Savings
- Job Creation
- Environment
- Sustainability 360 products, practices, lives
communities - Health Care
- More Accessible, More Affordable Better
- Diversity
- Workforce Vendors
- Ethics
- Improve Pay and Practices in Factories
25Corporate Relevance
- Invite Others to Participate
- Set Goals
- Measure Progress