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• Early assistance is sought for the proposed demolition of a 14,243-square-foot building at 520 S.E. 82nd Ave., and construction of a 20,000-square-foot market in its place. The applicant is Gary Darling of DL Design Group, and the owner is Vitaliy Malenkiy.

• Early assistance is pending for the proposed demolition of a two-story retail building at 1601 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The site would be graded and paved to support the growth and operations of the property owner鈥檚 Kia auto dealership one block to the north. The applicant is Jeffrey Shoemaker of DOWL, and the owner is OB Portland Properties LLC.

• Early assistance is pending for information on current and future code for converting an existing pier, formerly part of the Terminal 1 property near 2260 N.W. Front Ave., into a terminal for river-related activities including a floating hotel, watersports, seaplane terminal, spa, park, farmers鈥� market, and/or other amenities beneficial to adjacent condos and apartment buildings. A floating vessel is planned to be brought in for the proposed activities. The applicant is Jonathan Cohen of Keymar LLC, and the owner is MLR Investment LLC, of which Max and Lucas Ralston are members.

• A pre-application conference is pending to discuss creation of 20 lots to be developed with detached single-dwelling units at 15048 N.E. Sandy Blvd., where a mobile home park sits. The applicant is Craig Smith of Bend-based SGS Development LLC, and the owners are Catherine Conn and Carolyn Mackey.

• A pre-application conference is pending for an 18-unit multifamily development with a two-car garage on the 2200 block of Northwest Kearney Street 鈥� currently an unimproved lot. The applicant is Mike Osterman of Osterman Design Inc., and the owner is Andrey Koshuba.

• A pre-application conference is pending to discuss an addition to the Gateway Baptist Church at 13300 N.E. San Rafael St. A total of 2,862 square feet of floor area would be added to the existing 6,814-square-foot main church building. The applicant is Ray Yancey of Myhre Group Architects, and the owner is Gateway Baptist Church.

• A pre-application conference is sought for improvements to the six-story mixed-use Henry Building at 309 S.W. Fourth Ave. Proposed changes include repairing or replacing deteriorating exterior building features and sidewalk, upgrading the building to minimum life safety seismic requirements, reprogramming the level 1 basement use, and adding approximately 1,870 square feet to the building. The applicant is Joshua Lupkin of SERA Architects, and the owner is Central City Concern.

• A pre-application conference is requested for a 37-40 unit neighborhood development consisting of a mix of detached and attached net zero units on the current site of the Parkrose Little League field, on the 13300 block of East Burnside Street. The development would have connected green spaces for play areas, gardens and 鈥渘eighborly connections.鈥� The applicant is Dan Williams of Faster Permits and the owner is Parkrose Little League Inc. According to earlier this month, the league is in talks to sell the property to Green Canopy Homes, a Seattle-based builder with a Portland office.

• A pre-application conference is requested for a review of 2018 code changes to the former Strohecker鈥檚 grocery store building at 2855 S.W. Patton Road. The applicant would like to remove the grocery-only condition and redevelop the site with an economically viable use that is compatible with the neighborhood. The applicant is Christie White of Radler White Parks & Alexander LLP, and the owner is Southwest Hills LLC of Santa Ana, California.

• A Type II historic resource review is sought for installation of a strongback steel frame at the existing brick masonry north wall of the 124-year-old Haseltine Building at 133 S.W. Second Ave. The applicant is Michael Barrett of SERA Architects, and the owner is PT Pope Properties LLC.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services