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2003 Shareholders NASA Map.Qxd Melbourne Airport ½ mile WEST NASA BOULEVARD N W E S Access Road #2 Customer Briefing Center Access Road #8 Customer Briefing Center 1025 W. NASA Boulevard Building B Melbourne, Florida 1-321-727-9696 A T L A N T I C O C E A N SR 3 To Patrick AFB To Kennedy MERRITT and Cocoa Beach Space Center ISLAND Eau Gallie S. Patrick Dr. To Brevard To Beeline Yacht Club INDIAN HARBOUR Community College Croton Rd. Wickham Rd. BEACH Aurora Rd. Eau Gallie Causeway Radisson Suite Hotel Eau Gallie Blvd. Melbourne Beach Hilton INDIAN RIVER 1 Holiday Inn Oceanfront SR 518 - Sarno Rd. Exit #183 9 5 MELBOURNE MELBOURNE N 3 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT N. Riverside Dr. John Rodes Blvd. W E Ellis Rd. NASA Blvd. Woody Burke Rd. S 7 6 1 Harris Airport Blvd. Holiday Hilton HOSPITAL Inn S. Riverside Dr. Express Evans Rd. Hibiscus Blvd. Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Causeway Auditorium INDIALANTIC Square Mall Melbourne 192 Harbor New Haven Ave. Inn Budget Johnson Howard York Inn Suites Exit #180 Courtyard Airport By Marriott Blvd. MELBOURNE BEACH WEST Florida Institute MELBOURNE of Technology 1 95 Minton Rd. Palm Bay High School MELBOURNE/ Dairy Rd. Robert J. Babcock St. Conlan Blvd. A1A PALM BAY/ Safarinn MALABAR AREA PALM Plaza BAY Hotel 8 1 Harris Corporation Corporate Headquarters Palm Bay Rd. Government Communications EXIT #176 2 Troutman 2 Systems Division Blvd. Government Communications Port Malabar Blvd. To 3 Systems Division—Wickham Road Port Malabar Vero Country Club INDIAN RIVER Days Beach Government Communications Inn 4 Malabar Manufacturing Facility EXIT #173 5 Government Communications Malabar Rd. Systems Division—John Rodes Blvd. Motel 6 6 Harris Technical Services Corporation MALABAR Evans Road BCC- Florida Government Communications 7 Advanced Jordan Blvd. Systems Division—Atlantis Road Technological Center 4 8 Government Communications Systems Division—Woodlake Facility 0 1 2 9 Govenment Communications scale of miles Systems Division—Sarno Facility MELBOURNE/PALM BAY Merritt Island “Pineda South Patrick Dr. (513) Crossing” 2 miles Croton Wickham Rd. Wickham K Turtlemound Lake Washington SR 3 M Pineapple ATLANTIC I-95 OCEAN US 1 Aurora Rd. Stewart L N Eau Gallie Blvd. (518) Eau Gallie Radisson J Blvd. City Harbor Causeway Hilton (Beachside) EXIT 183 Croton Crowne Plaza Sarno Road Harris Fountainhead FL A1A John Rodes South Patrick Dr. I Indian River Harris MELBOURNE Apollo Wickham Rd Wickham AIRPORT Ellis Rd. Suburban NASA Blvd. Extended Hilton Extended Stay Harris Rialto Stay Deluxe Corp. HQ John Rodes Blvd. John Residence Sheridan NASA Blvd. Inn GCSD Doubletree Atlantis Rd. Holiday Hibiscus G Inn Facility Fee O New Haven Ave. Mall New Haven Ave. FL 192 FL 192 Courtyard H Florida Business Melbourne EXIT by Causeway Center/Healthcare Melbourne Ave. Riverside Dr 180 Marriott Solutions/INS Fairfield Inn Henry F US 1 I-95 Babcock St. Florida Minton Rd. Hollywood Dairy Rd. E Tech. University J. Conlan Blvd. Florida Eber Eber HARRIS GCSD N (Palm Bay) 0 1 EXIT 176 B Lipscomb Scale of Miles Palm Bay Rd. Jameson A Inn D To Comfort To Malabar Rd. Suites C Courtyard 632897-01 November 2011 RESTAURANTS AND PUBS A – Harris Palm Bay Area Shell’s Seafood 1490 W New Haven Applebee’s American 1545 Palm Bay Rd Smokey Bones BBQ 1510 W New Haven Beef O’Brady’s Pub 4711 Babcock TGI Friday’s American 2000 Evans Rd Boston Market American 4701 Babcock Toojay’s Deli Melbourne Mall Broken Barrel American 4700 Babcock Woody’s BBQ 2227 W New Haven Carrabba’s Italian 1575 Palm Bay Rd I & J – Harris Wickham Area Chili’s American 4702 Babcock NE Applebee’s American 3001 W Eau Gallie Cracker Barrel American 1175 Palm Bay Rd Chili’s American 955 N Wickham Outback Steaks 4651 Babcock K – Pineda Causeway Rooney’s American 2641 Palm Bay Rd *Pineda Crossing Steaks/Seafood US1 & Pineda Cswy Sorrento’s Italian 4700 Babcock NE Tapp’s Pub 4711 Babcock L – US1 (Near Eau Gallie Causeway) Squid Lipps Seafood 1477 Pineapple B – Palm Bay Rd (close to I-95) Bob Evans American 895 Palm Bay Rd M – Satellite Beach & Merritt Island Areas Denny’s American 840 Palm Bay Rd Beef O’Brady’s American 724 S Patrick Dr Longdogger’s American 1201 S Patrick Dr C – Malabar Rd (close to I-95) Texas Roadhouse Steaks 1181 Malabar Rd Olive Garden Italian 205 E Merritt Island Cswy Woody’s BBQ 1109 Malabar Rd Red Lobster Seafood 215 E Merritt Island Cswy N – A1A (Near Eau Gallie Causeway) D – US1 (South of Palm Bay Road) *Yellow Dog Seafood 905 U.S. Highway 1 Bunky’s Raw Bar Seafood 2372 N Highway A1A Charlie & Jakes BBQ 445 E Eau Gallie E – US1 (North of Palm Bay Road) Enigma Italian 1550 Highway A1A Hioki’s Japanese 3360 U.S. Highway 1 Jade Palace Chinese 280 E Eau Gallie F – West of Melbourne Causeway Melo’s Italian 1000 E Eau Gallie *Chart House Seafood 2250 Front St Texas Roadhouse Steaks 425 E Eau Gallie Ichabod’s American 2210 Front St O – A1A (Indialantic, Melbourne Beach) G – Downtown Melbourne to Airport Area Andiamo Italian 205 Fifth Ave *Continental Flambé French 936 E New Haven Bizzaro’s Pizza 4 Wavecrest Ave Island Pasta Pasta 903 E New Haven Blueberry Muffin Diner 1130 N Highway A1A Makoto’s Japanese 785 S Babcock Cantina Dos Amigos Mexican 990 N Highway A1A *Matt’s Casbah American 801 E New Haven City Tropics Bar/Grill 249 Fifth Ave Meg O’Malley’s Irish Pub 812 E New Haven *Djon’s American 522 Ocean Ave Off The Traxx American 918 E New Haven *Islands Fish Grill Seafood 111 Fifth Ave Squid Lipps Seafood 1477 Pineapple Petrillo’s Italian 960 N Highway A1A H – Harris Corporate Area/Melbourne Square Mall Sand on the Beach Bar/Grill 1005 Atlantic St Duffy’s Sports Bar American 1700 Evans Rd *Scott’s on Fifth American 141 Fifth Ave Olive Garden Italian 2508 W New Haven *Villa Palma Italian 874 N Miramar Red Lobster Seafood 2355 W New Haven *Indicates higher-priced restaurant. Reservations may be required. SHOPPING ACCOMMODATIONS West Melbourne (West of I-95) Beachside Hammock Landing 205 Palm Bay Road NE CROWNE PLAZA 2605 N Hwy A1A (321) 777-4100 Melbourne DOUBLETREE 1665 N Hwy A1A (321) 723-4222 Melbourne Square Mall 1700 West New Haven Avenue HILTON BEACHSIDE 3003 N Hwy A1A (321) 777-5000 Merritt Island RADISSON 3101 N Hwy A1A (321) 773-9260 Merritt Square Mall 777 East Merritt Island Causeway Palm Bay Viera (Exit 191 (Wickham Rd) on I-95) COMFORT SUITES 1175 Malabar Rd NE (321) 369-1234 The Avenue at Vierra Lake Andrew Drive JAMESON INN 890 Palm Bay Rd (321) 725-2952 MOVIE THEATERS Melbourne (Airport Area) COURTYARD BY Palm Bay MARRIOTT 2101 W New Haven (321) 724-6400 Roxy 1553 Palm Bay Road EXTENDED STAY (877)-236-0424 (behind Carrabba’s) DELUXE 1701 Evans Rd (321) 733-6050 Viera (Exit 191 (Wickham Rd) on I-95) HILTON RIALTO 200 Rialto Place (321) 768-0200 Rave at Vierra 2241 Town Centre Ave RESIDENCE INN 1430 S Babcock (321) 723-5740 (321) 775-1210 (The Avenue Mall at Viera) SUBURBAN Melbourne EXTENDED STAY 1125 Airport Blvd (321) 676-5571 Premier Oaks 1800 W Hibiscus (321) 953-3200 (behind Melbourne Square Mall) Melbourne (I-95 Area) FAIRFIELD INN Melbourne (I-95 Area) & SUITES 4355 W New Haven (321) 722-2220 Cinema World 4345 W New Haven (just east of I-95) (321) 723-5211 HOLIDAY INN MELBOURNE/VIERA 8298 N Wickham Rd (321) 255-0077 Merritt Island Merritt Island Cobb 777 East Merritt Island Causeway (321) 459-3760 (inside Merritt Square Mall) .
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