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Dec. 25-31, 2017

• A design advice request is pending for the 4th and Montgomery project, a proposed three-quarter-block, seven- to nine-story building at 401 S.W. Harrison St. The building would contain office and academic space for Portland State University, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland Community College, and the city of Portland. The applicants are Kate Vance of Portland State University and Sam Stadler of SRG Partnership and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance is pending for demolition of fuel station infrastructure at the Portland Water Bureau鈥檚 Interstate Facility, at 1900 N. Interstate Ave. Existing underground storage tanks, dispensing equipment and canopies would be demolished and replaced. The applicant is Sharon Raymor of the city of Portland. Raymor is also the applicant for a pending early assistance meeting to demolish and replace fuel dispensers and infrastructure at another water bureau facility, at 6437 S.E. Division St.

• Early assistance requests were filed for work at five city of Portland properties, including:

1, demolition and replacement of underground storage tanks, dispensing equipment and a canopy at 1900 N. Interstate Ave.;

2, demolition and replacement of underground storage tanks at 6437 S.E. Division St.;

3, demolition and replacement of one underground tank and dispensing infrastructure at 4747 E. Burnside St.;

4, demolition of an underground tank, decommission of an existing tank, and removal and replacement of fuel dispensing equipment and two new underground tanks at 1221 S.W. First Ave.; and

5, demolition of underground tanks, canopy and dispensing equipment, and installation of four new above-ground fuel storage tanks, dispensing equipment and canopy at 5003 N. Columbia Blvd.

The applicant for the work is Sharon Raymor of the Portland Bureau of Internal Business Services鈥� Facilities Services department.

• Early assistance is sought for a 12-unit townhouse/condominium development on an unimproved lot on the 900 block of Southwest Broadway Drive. The applicant is Robert Evenson of Robert Evenson Associates, Architect, and the owner is Broadway Drive Heights LLC, which is registered to developer Brooks Bromley.

• A Type II conditional use review is pending for a building addition to Roosevelt High School at 6941 N. Central St. The two-story, 10,321-square-foot addition would consist of a career technical education lab and a 鈥渕akerspace鈥� lab. The applicant is Catherine Corliss of Angelo Planning Group, and the owner is Portland Public Schools.

• A Type II design review is pending for improvements to the street entry of an office building at 225 S.W. Broadway, including new tile banding and lighting. The applicant is Brad Simmons of Waterleaf Architecture, and the owner is Broadway Commerce LLC.

• A Type II design review is pending for replacement of two bays of fixed storefront windows with new sliding storefront windows at 1129 S.W. Washington St. The applicant is Brad Simmons of Waterleaf Architecture, and the owner is Washington Plaza Invest LLC.

• A Type II historic resource review is requested for improvements to the Morris Marks House at 2177 S.W. Broadway Drive. Improvements to the house, which was recently moved from Southwest 12th Avenue, will include a new foundation, roof, addition of exterior stairs, and other site improvements. The applicant is Karen Karlsson of KLK Consulting, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• A Type II historic resource review is sought for a change of use and improvements to a three-story building at 110 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Apartments on the upper floors would be converted to hotel/hostel guest rooms, and the ground floor would be used as a gastropub. The proposal includes the addition of covered outdoor seating and an enclosed bar, extension of an existing stair, new stair, and elevator to the rooftop, and a new green roof. Proposed exterior improvements include masonry repair, new aluminum-clad windows, and ground-floor storefront cladding and entrances. The applicant is Mike Coyle of Faster Permits, and the owner is Vivian LLC.

Dec. 18-24, 2017

• Early assistance is sought for a change of use of a property at 4525 N.E. 13th Ave from residential to business, and construction of a new 3,500-square-foot commercial building. The applicant is Kelli Grover of Firwood Design Group LLC, and the owner is Chad Harp.

• Early assistance is pending for a core and shell alteration of an existing three-story building at 716 S.E. Grand Ave. and a change of use from mercantile to business/assembly/storage. The project would include a new elevator, new enclosed stair, and removal of an intermediate floor between the original first and second stories. The applicant is Marissa Brown of Emerick Architects, and the owner is Tim Khan.

• Early assistance is sought for new buildings and renovations at Mall 205, 9900 S.E. Washington St. Some buildings at the site would be demolished, and the project would not be submitted until after new zoning code is implemented. The applicant is Suzannah Stanley of Mackenzie, and the owner is Mall 205 GRF2 LLC, which is managed by Gerrity Group of Solana Beach, California.

• Early assistance is requested for two three-story, 15-unit apartment buildings on adjacent lots at 1340 N. Dekum St. and 6712 N. Maryland Ave. The applicant is Richard Brooks of CIDA Architects, and the owner is 1340 N. Dekum LLC, which is registered to the Southeast Portland address of Star Metro Properties Inc.

• Early assistance is pending for a tenant improvement at 134 S.E. Taylor St. The split-use space will house two businesses with common ownership. The applicant is Jeff Burns of Burns Organic Modern, and the owner is 134 Taylor LLC, which is registered to Craig Sweitzer of Urban Works Real Estate.

• A pre-application conference is pending for future code pertaining to conditional use for an industrial office within an existing building at 628 S.E. Eighth Ave. The applicants are Kurt Schultz of SERA Architects and Peter Skei of Specht Development Inc., and the owner is ADR Investments I LLC, which is registered to Drew Russell of Lake Oswego.

• A Type III design review is pending for improvements to levels one through three at the Pacwest Center at 1211 S.W. Fifth Ave., including improvements to two main entrances, site finishes and landscaping, and canopy removal. The applicant is Dustin White of GBD Architects, and the owner is TR Pacwest LLC of Chicago.

• A Type II environmental review is pending for the removal of two pedestrian bridges at Lewis & Clark College in Southwest Portland, and replacement of the east bridge with a single-span covered pedestrian bridge. The applicant is Mike Coyle of Faster Permits, and the owner is Lewis & Clark College.

Dec. 11-17, 2017

• Design advice is sought for a multistory urban self-storage building with ground-floor commercial space at 718 N.E. 12th Ave. A two-story office building constructed in 1933 on the site would be demolished. The applicant is Suzannah Stanley of Mackenzie, and the owner is BL 1 LLC, which is managed by David Ramus of Pacific Realty Associates LP.

• Early assistance is pending for the evaluation of options for development of a property at 1537 S.E. Morrison St. Development options include an apartment building or a mixed-use building, both with or without parking, and a land division. An 8,607-square-foot retail building occupies the site, which was sold in July for $1.665 million. The applicant is Mildred White of BAMA Architecture & Design, and the owner is Moreland Station Apartment LLC, which is registered to developer Joseph Bradford.

• Early assistance is pending for construction of a new four-story, 18-unit apartment complex at 5216 S.E. 17th Ave. An existing single-family home at the site would be removed. The applicant and owner is Ross Kelly.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services