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Council approves industrial-park street names and clears Project Duke site plan after developer commits off-site paving
Summary
Council renamed two industrial-park streets (Duke Drive and Gloria Brown Avenue) and approved Project Duke's site plan after the developer agreed to off‑site paving and other improvements.
The council approved naming two roads in the Perry Industrial Park — Duke Drive and Gloria Brown Avenue — following a motion and roll-call vote. Council also reviewed Project Duke’s site plan and reported the developer agreed to pave a portion of John Wayne Boulevard and other off-site improvements; based on those commitments staff recommended and council approved the site plan without additional conditions.
Why it matters: naming streets and approving a large industrial site plan support the city’s economic-development efforts and facilitate platting and addressing for incoming tenants. The developer’s agreement to construct off-site paving and provide utilities to their parcel were cited as key negotiation outcomes that helped secure council approval.
Council action: council adopted the two street-name ordinances and passed a motion approving the Project Duke site plan contingent on the negotiated off-site improvements. Staff will memorialize the commitments in the site-plan file and proceed with platting steps.
