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<br />Table 8-13: Retail Leakage Analysis, 2003
<br /> Pleasanton Tri~Valley (c)
<br /> Injection I
<br /> Per Capita Per Capita Injection I (Leakage)
<br />Retail Category Total (a) (b) Total (b) (Leakage) ($1,0008)
<br />Apparel Stores Group $106,549 $1,595 $175,513 $647 146% $63,320
<br />General Merchandise Group $310,126 $4,644 $736,156 $2,715 71% $128,812
<br />Food Stores Group $42,228 $632 $192,439 $710 -11% ($5,169)
<br />Eating and Drinking Group $116,885 $1,750 $396,720 $1,463 20% $19,174
<br />Home Furnishings and Appliances Group $56,848 $851 $191,679 $707 20% $9,638
<br />Building Material and Farm Implements Group $78,369 $1,173 $430,102 $1,586 -26% ($27,564)
<br />Auto Dealers and Auto Supplies Group $264,497 $3,960 $809,297 $2,985 33% $65,169
<br />Service Stations $47,791 $716 $249,732 $921 -22% ($13,718)
<br />All Other Retail Stores Group $200,887 $3,008 $736,208 $2,715 11% $19,560
<br />Retail Stores Total $1,224,180 $18,330 $3,917,846 $14,449 27% $259,221
<br />All Other Outlets $430,698 $6,449 $1,460,245 $5,385 20% $71,042
<br />Total All Outlets $1,654,878 $24,779 $5,378,091 $19,834 25% $330,264
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<br />Notes: (a) Annual taxable sales in thousands of dollars. Some categories not available due to disclosure issues, these are included with
<br />"All Other Retail Stores" when possible.
<br />(b) 2003 Population:
<br />2003 Population:
<br />Pleasanton 66,785
<br />Tri-ValJey 271,155
<br />(c) TriwValley defined as the Cities of Pleasanton, Livennore, Danville, Dublin, and San Ramon.
<br />(d) General merchandise store taxable sales for Danville were not disclosed in 2003 due to state confidentiality rules. General
<br />merchandise store taxable sales combined with other retail stores by State Board of Equalization. Based on typical sales tor a Costco (the
<br />large general merchandise store in Danville BAE has estimated general merchandise store taxable sales in Danville to be $100,000 and
<br />subtracted this amount from the Tri-Valley other retail stores total.
<br />Sources: California State Board of Equalization; California Department of Finance; Bay Area Economics, 2005.
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