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I <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />SELECTED STUDIES FOR MUNICI?AL LIQUOR STORES <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br /> <br />[] <br />[] <br />[] <br /> <br />A Market Assessment of the Potential to Expand the St. Francis Municipal Liquor Store, in St. <br />Francis, Minnesota <br /> <br />The City of St. Francis was considering an expansion of their existing municipal liquor store and <br />retained Max field Research Inc. to conduct an analysis of the potential to expand the liquor store <br />and to what size. The study included an evaluation of the facilities existing layout and store <br />condition, an evaluation of the store's current site based on existing conditions and proposed <br />future highway improvements, a analysis of growth trends and demographic characteristics <br />including consumer expenditures, analysis of retail sales of alcoholic beverages, an analysis of <br />competitive facilities, their market share, positioning, product mix, price points and customer <br />profile. Demand calculations were made based on projected growth, increased traffic, and the <br />potential share of sales capturable by an expanded facility. <br /> <br />Client: City of St. Francis <br />Contact: Mr. Steve Bjork, City Planner, (763) 753-2630 <br /> <br />An Analysis of the Potential Demand for a Municipal Liquor Store, Anoka, Minnesota <br />The City of Anoka engaged Maxfield Research Inc. to examine the potential demand for a liquor <br />store in the City of Anoka, Minnesota. Population, household and employment growth trends <br />were examined in a draw area determined to be appropriate for a liquor store on an identified <br />site. In addition, we examined competition within the draw area, each store's size, market <br />positioning, customer profile, depth and breadth of product inventory, price points, etc. Demand <br />calculations were developed based on projected growth trends, the amount of retail dollars spent <br />on alcoholic beverages and the potential for the proposed facility to capture a portion of market <br />share. <br /> <br />Client: City of Anoka <br />Contact: Mr. Mark Nagel, City Manager <br /> Mr. Bob Kirchner, Community Development Director, (763) 576-2700 <br /> <br /> <br />