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Jan. 22-28, 2018

• Early assistance is sought for consolidation of three tax lots at 3956 S.E. Gladstone St. for construction of four buildings with a total of 21 townhomes. The applicant is Joe Karman of Joseph A Karman Architects, and the owner is Caliber Homes LLC.

• Early assistance is pending for a new 32-unit apartment building without parking at 2940 S.E. Division St. An existing commercial structure and all trees on site would be removed. The applicant is Armin Quilici of Quilici Architecture & Design, and the owners are William Arata and OHSUF Properties I LLC.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a site at 205 N. Bridgeton Road with approximately four residential units. An existing dock/walkway would be relocated, and an existing parking lot would possibly be reconfigured. The applicant is Peter Ettro of Ettro Capital, and the owner is Wayne Low.

• Early assistance is requested for improvements to Lynchview Park in the Centennial neighborhood, including a new playground and pathways. The applicant is Gary Datka of Portland Parks & Recreation, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of interior partitions in a warehouse at 9125 N.E. Vancouver Way in order to use the building as a cannabis growth facility. The applicant is Gary Van Drew of Brabantine Inc., and the owner is Julie Singh.

• Early assistance is requested for a proposal to facilitate a future restoration project that would increase flood storage through restored floodplain habitat at 11214 S.E. Harold St. The applicant is Colleen Mitchell of the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services, and the owners are Christopher and Amy Black.

• Early assistance is sought for development of six attached single-family townhomes, each two or three stories, at 1531 N. Blandena St. The applicant is Jodi Dubyoski of Brett Schulz Architect PC, and the owner is Portland Community Reinvest Initiatives Inc.

• Early assistance is pending for improvements to an office building at 1435 N.W. Northrup St. Proposed work includes demolition of an exterior concrete ramp, stair, landing and metal railings, as well as a portion of exterior wall for a new window, new exterior canopy, exterior building lighting, renovations to the basement and lobby, and addition of an outdoor patio on level two. The applicant is Robert Thompson of TVA Architects, and the owner is Overton15 Office LLC.

• A pre-application conference is pending for a new seven-story apartment building with ground-floor retail space at 1715 S.W. Salmon St., a site currently used as a surface parking lot. The building would contain 175 residential units, resident support and parking. The applicant is Kurt Schultz of SERA Architects, and the owner is TriMet.

• A pre-application conference is pending for a proposal to divide a church property at 4775 N. Lombard St. to create a separate 10,000-square-foot lot and construct a three-story, 20-unit affordable apartment building on it. The applicant is Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC, and the owner is University Park United Methodist Church of Portland Oregon.

• A pre-application conference is pending for development of a 1.69-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. and Lloyd boulevards, one block south of the Oregon Convention Center. Two development options are being considered for the property, currently used in part as a surface parking lot. The first is a music venue measuring 76,000 square feet with four levels of commercial workspace and retail space to the north of the site, and a 14-story residential tower above. The second option is a 14-story residential tower with four levels of commercial work space and retail space to the north of the site. Three levels of below-grade parking are proposed with both options. The applicant is Lucy O’Sullivan of Works Progress Architecture, and the owners are PHP OCC Holdings LLC and the Oregon Department of Transportation. Metro sold the property to hotelier Gordon Sondland’s Provenance Hotel Partners for $100 in 2016 in exchange for Sondland dropping several lawsuits against the Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center hotel project.

• A pre-application conference is sought for the remodel and expansion of the Casa Diablo adult entertainment nightclub at 2839 N.W. St. Helens Road. The applicant proposes adding four stories to the building to include performance rooms, a bar, offices, a dressing room, a central staircase and an elevator. The parking lot would be partially reconfigured, with a new occupied roof deck on the existing building and a roof terrace on the addition. The applicant is Dan Goodrich of Icon Architecture/Planning Inc., and the owner is JZ Property Management LLC.

• A pre-application conference is sought for demolition of an existing one-story auto servicing center at 1130 S.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and construction of a new eight-story, 140,000-square-foot commercial office building with retail space on the ground floor and two levels of parking below grade. The applicant is Nathan Hamilton of Allied Works Architecture, and the owner is EMCF LLC.

• A Type II design review is sought for the renovation of an existing office building at 975 S.E. Sandy Blvd. The project would replace single-pane tinted windows with energy-efficient clear glass windows. The applicant is Rand Pinson of Waechter Architecture, and the owner is Data Systems Inc.

• A Type III design review is pending for revisions sought to previously-approved skin material on the west and south facades of a planned 15-story hotel at the corner of Southwest 11th Avenue and Alder Street. Mortenson will replace a quarter-block building formerly occupied by the United Way with a Hyatt hotel. The applicant is Katalin Czege of SERA Architects, and the owner is Portland Hotel Properties LLC of Chicago.

• A Type Ix environmental review is sought for construction of an off-street, 12-foot-wide trail from near the intersection of Southwest Nebraska Street and Southwest Capitol Highway to Southwest Bertha Boulevard. The trail will require a bridge structure to cross a ravine in the public right-of-way. The applicant is Wallace Leake of Environmental Science and Assessment, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• A Type III historic resource review is pending for improvements to Portland City Hall at 1220 S.W. Fifth Ave. The project scope will include cleaning and repairing all exterior stone surfaces, seismically pinning the balusters to the roof structure, replacing two rooftop mechanical chillers, repairing wood sash windows, rehabilitating two pairs of exterior doors, and re-roofing all five roofs. The main roof will have an eco-roof installed around the perimeter where the historic structure is able to withstand the additional load. The applicant is Matthew Davis of Architectural Resources Group, and the owners are the city of Portland and Happy Cup Coffee LLC.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services