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Ms. Lorch stated that they would be willing to make that change but simply wanted the opportunity to bring the option of Riverstone to the Council. Councilmember Kuzma stated that if Rabbit and Tiger could be agreed upon, it seems the Council would accept the alternate Q and S names. Ms. Lorch confirmed that they would agree with that. Acting Mayor LeTourneau asked Police Chief Katers how he would feel with using Riverstone in terms of the existing grid. Police Chief Katers stated that staff would still be opposed to the use of Riverstone although he could appreciate the developer's point. He stated that for City staff and outside agencies, including the use of mutual aid, if there are deviations from the grid systems that would make it more difficult for public safety officers to reach the necessary destination. Councilmember Williams stated that she would agree with the staff recommendation as presented. It was the consensus of the Council to accept the proposed names as presented by staff in the report. 7.06: Consider Adopting Resolution #17-09-216 Granting Final Plat Approval to Bunker Lake Industrial Park (Project #17-127); Case of PSD, LLC (Continued) Community Development Director Gladhill reviewed the staff report and recommendation to adopt Resolution #17-09-216 granting Final Plat approval of Bunker Lake Industrial Park. He stated that the proposed project appears to comply with the bulk standards of the City Code and the proposed use would be an asset to the community's growing employment base. Councilmember Riley stated that this has been on a fast track, moving quickly, and asked if there is any reason this should not be approved as Final Plat tonight. Community Development Director Gladhill stated that he does not see any reason this cannot be approved. He noted that the staff review letters include the necessary standard contingencies. Councilmember Kuzma asked for an update from the applicant. Matt Kuker, PSD LLC, stated that they are making a lot of progress on the site, moving about 110,000 yards of dirt and an additional 50,000 yards of dirt that Capstone requested. He stated that they do have a phased permit application which staff is reviewing. He stated that the conditions mentioned by Community Development Director Gladhill are standard items that they agree with. He stated that he has been fielding interest calls on the speculative building and noted that it continues to be a positive project. City Council / September 12, 2017 Page 11 of 13