Revitalizing a Vacant Site
Economic Benefits for Thousand Oaks
Tired of Traffic? We Understand!
The Home Depot Gives Back
Revitalizing a Vacant Site
- Revitalizes a vacant site suffering from vandalism and deterioration
- Creates significant aesthetic improvements including a new building, major upgrades and beautiful landscaping
- Levels the site to make parking and walking safer
- Maintains the property’s previous use as a commercial/retail
center
- Restricts outdoor storage in consideration of our neighbors
and the overall appearance of the store
Learn more about The Home Depot and
land use.
Economic Benefits for Thousand Oaks
- Generates approximately $400,000 in sales tax revenue annually
for the City to fund important public services such as police
and fire departments and community parks
- Creates approximately 150 new jobs for Thousand Oaks
- Offers the most competitive pay and benefits for full-time
and part-time associates in our industry and invests in training
and leadership development
Learn what an independent study reveals
about the proposed store and impact to the local economy.
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Tired of Traffic? We Understand!
- Ample two-lane driveways prevent queuing and potential traffic
blockages
- Reduces travel time for customers who live in the south side
of the City, lessening impacts on City streets, the US 101 freeway
and traffic in Newbury Park
- Store-controlled truck deliveries allow us to manage timing
and circulation of trucks in and out of the facility
Learn how traffic issues are addressed
in a summary of key findings from the City’s Draft EIR.
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