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Key Location Powell Road Powell Road 116 3.48± Ac. 16.77± Ac. Lyra Drive Extension 164 1.86± 112 Ac. 118 149 146 157 37.52± Ac. 4.8± 156 Ac. 134 150 122 137 161 70 147 113 Ikea Way 140 21 152 159 141 153 117 133 145 Interstate 71 71 72 151 2.4± 73 Ac. 163 Gemini Place Gemini Place Antares Avenue Antares Ave. 162 166 18.79± 91 103 165 4.74± Ac. 132 160 Ac. 154 74 128 69 105 Gemini Place 148 155 37 Antares Avenue 36 Fermi Drive 14.63± V 119 108 100 120 136 Ac. 125 Road Worthington 80 129 142 Polaris Parkway 75 138 2.09± Norfolk and Southern and Norfolk 83 84 123 104 39 135 81 101 Ac. 76 63 38 54 250 Old Wilson Bridge Road · Suite 250 · Worthington, OH 43085 Lyra Drive 102 1.77 126 614-540-6633 · 888-598-6808 82 124 Ac. 139 58 28.00± www.cecinc.com Gemini Parkway 98 66 143 77 67 Orion Place Ac. 78 41 55 35 79 88 Polaris Parkway 95 56 93 68 40 64 ALUM CREEK 65 42 92 107 43 30 96 Olde Worthington Rd. 59 144 44 31 1.48 Orion Place 57 110 46 Pulsar S. 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OLD COUNTY LINE AFRICA RD AFRICA ROAD Key CREEK BLVD 1 Applebee's 18 Polaris Commerce Center 35 Polaris Center 1 52 United Health Care 69 JP Morgan Chase 86 Vacant 103 Vacant 120 Polaris Neighborhood Center 4 137 Cabela's 154 Paramount LAZELLE SANCUS RD. 2 Firebirds/Core Life 19 Fire Station/Water Tower 36 Pointe at Polaris 53 Polaris View 70 CVS 87 Blue Crab Seafood 104 Cinemark Theaters 121 Eddie Merlot's 138 Residence Inn 155 Vacant 3 Starbucks 20 Sheetz 37 Orion Office Park 54 United Dairy Farmers 71 Drake's Automotive 88 Lifeway Retail Center 105 Tire Discounters 122 Gemini Place Towne Center 139 Holiday Inn Express 156 Duluth Trading Co. PARK ROAD WEST MAIN ST. 4 Marcella's 21 Sheetz 38 McGraw Hill 55 Huntington Bank 72 Capital Lighting 89 Texas Roadhouse Grill 106 Hampton Inn & Suites 123 Sonic 140 801 Polaris Apartments 157 Top Golf FLINT ROAD 5 O'Charley's 22 Lewis Center Kitchen 39 Corporate One Credit 56 Homewood Suites 73 La Petite Academy 90 Capella Center 2 107 Hilton Hotel 124 Lifestyle Center - Polaris Fashion Place141 Matt The Millers/DXL 158 The Edge at Polaris W E S T E R V I L L E GALENA 6 Taco Bell 23 Quaker Steak & Lube 40 Offices at Polaris 57 Skyline Chili 74 The Cabinet Shop 91 Azia Oriental Rugs 108 Polaris West 125 Valvoline 142 Roosters 159 Panda Express CAMPUS VIEW BLVD 7 Chuy's 24 NTB 41 Beacon Insurance 58 Polaris Neighborhood Center75 Alpha Graphics 92 Chase 109 Potbelly's/Omaha Steak/Shake Shack126 Raising Canes 143 Westar Nbhd. Retail Center 160 AV Shopping Center WORTHINGTON - BLVD SANCUS N HIGH ST. 8 Jared The Galleria of Jewelry 25 Comfort Inn 42 Polaris Innovation Center 59 DSW 76 Newcome Electronic Systems 93 Gemini Shopping Center 110 BJ's Restaurant/Brewhouse 127 Firestone 144 Ravines at Westar 161 Swensons CLEVELAND AVE 710 9 MacKenzie River Pizza 26 Magic Mountain 43 Shell 60 Olive Garden 77 Hugs and Hearts 94 Sancus Nbhd. Shopping Center 111 Mimi's Café 128 McDonald's 145 Valvoline 162 Certified Oil W O R T H I N G T O N 10 Wendy's 27 Carrabba's Italian Grill 44 BP 61 Red Lobster 78 Olentangy Management 95 Polaris Neighborhood Center 2 112 Costco 129 Walgreen's 146 Ikea 163 Chili's 270 11 Extended Stay of America 28 Hilton Garden Inn 45 McDonald's 62 Diamonds Direct 79 Polaris Family Dentistry 96 Star Lanes 113 Costco Gas 130 Avenue at Polaris 147 Ashley/Morris Furniture 164 Home 2 Suites 12 Polaris Towne Center 29 Waffle House 46 Steak & Shake 63 BP 80 EDS Industrial Solutions 97 Fifth/Third Bank 114 Mitchell's Steakhouse 131 AutoZone 148 Value City Furniture 165 Huntington Bank 13 Lowe's 30 La-Z-Boy 47 Polaris Grille 64 Vacant 81 Quick Inc. 98 The Market at Polaris 115 Royal Ginger 132 Jason's Deli 149 Staybridge Suites 166 Turbo Wash Location Map 14 Target 31 Mattress Firm 48 Four Points Hotel 65 Sancus Retail Center 82 Cranel 99 Candlewood Suites 116 The Lakes at Polaris 133 Medical Office 150 At Home 15 Cort Furniture 32 Rude Dog Bar & Grill 49 Offices at Polaris 66 Polaris Fashion Place 83 Pella Windows 100 Haverty Furniture 117 Gemini Place Retail Center 3 134 Polaris Place 151 Polaris Retirement September - 2021 16 AAA Car Care 33 House Of Japan 50 Offices at Polaris 67 Polaris Professional Center 84 Rockford Homes 101 Red Robin 118 Cambria Suites 135 Tim Horton's 152 Burger King 17 Chase - McCoy Center 34 Capella Center 51 Quest Business Center 68 Polaris Medical Center 85 Mr. Tire 102 Polaris Neighborhood Center 3 119 Esporta Fitness 136 Goo Goo Car Wash 153 Corner Bakery.
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