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This center is located at the west end of Harrison Avenue. Commercial uses include a junk store and food truck. Woodbury Crossing, one of Olympia’s master-planned neighborhoods, is located to the west, and a bakery, produce stand and pub further to the east. This center was rezoned in 2016 from Neighbor Retail to High-Density Corridor 4 as part of the Kaiser-Harrison Opportunity Area Plan. Surrounding zoning includes Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre and Residential 6 – 12 dwelling units per acre.
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Located in proximity to Capital Medical Center and other medical facilities, Yauger Park, and several apartment complexes. Capital Mall and other commercial areas are located to the east. Zoning in the areas includes Medical Services, Professional Office/Residential Multifamily, and Residential Multifamily 24 dwelling units per acre.
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Handy Pantry is located in the northeast corner of this intersection and is surrounded by low-density residential neighborhoods. Garden Raised Bounty (GruB) is located immediately to the east. It is predominantly auto-oriented due to lack of sidewalks in the area. The Handy Pantry site is zoned Neighborhood Retail; surrounding zoning includes Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre and Residential Multifamily 18 dwelling units per acre.
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The Westside Co-op and the Westside Grocery building are located in this neighborhood center. The Co-op, which also has a garden center, serves as a regional draw for shoppers. The Westside Grocery building was built in 1904 and served as a general store as West Olympia developed. Over the past several years, the first floor has been used for restaurants, with the upper floor for residential use. The Co-op and Westside Grocery building area zone Neighborhood Retail, surrounded by Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre zoning.
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This is a heavily developed areas with professional offices, apartments, condominiums, self-storage facility and gas stations. Percival Creek flows through this area. The Auto Mall is located to the northwest. Further beyond are extensive shopping areas along Black Lake Boulevard and Cooper Point Road. There is very little land area for establishing a neighborhood center, and this intersection is highly auto oriented. Zoning includes Evergreen Park Drive PUD, Auto Services, and General Commercial.
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Frog Pond is located in the South Capitol neighborhood at the intersection of Capitol Way and 21st Avenue. It is easily accessible by car, foot, or bike from surrounding neighborhoods and passing traffic. Frog Pond is zoned Neighborhood Retail. Adjacent zoning is predominantly Residential 6 – 12 dwelling units per acre with some Professional Office/Residential Multifamily west of Capitol Way.
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The Wildwood building was constructed in 1943 and is home to Vic’s, Lucky Lunchbox, Olympia Coffee Roasters, and Spuds. Like Frog Pond to the north, it is easily accessible by car, foot, or bike from surrounding neighborhoods and passing traffic. The Wildwood Center is zoned Neighborhood Retail, surrounded by Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre zoning.
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The San Francisco Street Bakery has been a longtime business in northeast Olympia. It’s not just a storefront; it’s also the bakery’s distribution center for. A convenience store and vacant building are located across the street. Zoning in this area includes Neighborhood Retail, Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre, and Residential 6-12 dwelling units per acre.
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Puget Pantry is corner convenience story in a single family neighborhood. There is a vacant lot across Pine Avenue with development potential. Puget Pantry is zoned Neighborhood Retail. Adjacent zoning is Residential 6 – 12 dwelling units per acre.
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The Pit Stop is a convenience store located at the northeast corner of Boulevard Road and 18th Ave. A church and small salon are also located in this center. With both streets being classified as major collectors and carrying a lot of traffic, this center is auto oriented. The Pit Stop is zoned Neighborhood Retail. Surrounding zoning include Residential 4 – 8 dwelling units per acre and Residential 6 -12 dwelling units per acre.
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