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LOAN WA <br />SIERRA MADRE, CALIFORNIA <br />❑ population (2000): 10,687 <br />❑ 3.0 square miles in area <br />❑ Median Household Income (1999): $65,900 <br />a Median Home Value (2000): $370,500 <br />❑ located 19.4 miles from Los Angeles; foothills <br />❑ contacted via email 07 /27/09; 08/21/09 <br />TORONTO, CANADA <br />ri. population (2006 Census): 2,503,281 <br />❑ 641 square kilometers in area <br />❑ Median Household Income (1999):$54,800 USD <br />❑ Median Home Value (2005): $379,866 USD <br />❑ contacted via email 08 /05/09 <br />WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS <br />• population (2000): 32,986 <br />• Median Household Income (1999): $59,764 <br />• Median Home Value (2000): $270,600 <br />❑ approximately 6 miles west of Boston <br />From: Magoon, Steven [smagoon @watertown - ma.gov] <br />Sent: Monday, July 27, 200911:32 AM <br />To: Shannon Berry <br />Subject: RE: Watertown drive - throughs <br />Watertown does permit drive throughs by special permit, however we do not allow drive <br />throughs for food, which I understand has been in place for many years. <br />As to impacts, I have only been with the Town for about a year, but I understand that there <br />really has not been a dramatic impact either way. Watertown has a history of significant <br />industrial uses which has transitioned over the years to more suburban uses. One could argue <br />that the lack of drive through restaurants has probably had the greatest impact on the health of <br />our residents. We have had significant economic growth and a pretty strong tax base. <br />I have not heard a great concern from the business community, other than fast food operators, <br />regarding the prohibition. <br />i hope that helps. Feel free to forward any additional questions. <br />Steve Magoon, Director <br />