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Applicant principal with Mark Logistics; highlighted $26M+ in fees, a substation dedication, LEED Silver targets, and 1,100+ jobs, asking for approval.

Co-head of development for Mark Logistics; emphasized the firm's decade-plus local investment and long-term partnership with the city.

Union carpenter instructor and 43-year resident; said the project brings local, family-sustaining union jobs so workers don't commute to LA.

Representing CARE California; praised the developer's standards and community commitments and urged a yes vote.

Iron Workers Local 433 business agent; highlighted local hire and direct-entry pathways for veterans, urging unanimous approval.

17-year-old local high school student; said the project's apprenticeship pathways show young people they can build a career without leaving Rancho Cucamonga.

UA Local 398 organizer; said the project delivers career-track plumbing and pipefitting jobs with real wages and benefits.

Union representative; praised the young student speaker and asked the council to unanimously approve the project as a pathway for the next generation.

Laborers' International Union representative; said projects of this scale create opportunities for apprentices through near-retirees and urged support.