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Centennial Mills enters third demolition phase

By: Sam Tenney//January 9, 2017//

Centennial Mills enters third demolition phase

Sam Tenney//January 9, 2017//

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The Portland Development Commission has entered a third phase of demolition at the waterfront property in northwest Portland. PDC commissioners voted in September to spend $1 million to demolish the six-story Feed Mill building, which was found to have settled six inches after surrounding structures were demolished.

Tigard-based began structural demolition on the 97-year-old building Jan. 2 after a month of lead paint and asbestos abatement.  Officials expect the building, which has five stories and a basement, to be down by the end of this month. Once the structure is removed, the slab will be pulled out and area drains will be installed. The project is slated for completion by early March.

When the feed mill is removed, only two buildings will remain at the site - the six-story Flour Mill, which features a prominent water tower on the roof, and the single-story Warehouse E, former home to the police bureau's Mounted Patrol Unit.
When the feed mill is removed, only two buildings will remain at the site – the six-story Flour Mill, which features a prominent water tower on the roof, and the single-story Warehouse E, former home to the police bureau’s Mounted Patrol Unit.
Antonio Davis, an apprentice laborer with Local 737, tosses sorted material into a skid loader.
Antonio Davis, an apprentice laborer with Local 737, tosses sorted material into a skid loader.
Unlike other structures at the site, a minimal amount of wood will be salvaged from the feed mill due to issues with dry rot.
Unlike other structures at the site, a minimal amount of wood will be salvaged from the feed mill due to issues with dry rot.


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