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March 5-11, 2018

• Design advice is sought for a proposal to add a 1,300-square-foot retail store to an existing plaza at Providence Park, at the corner of Southwest 20th Avenue and Morrison Street. The project would also include consolidation of three existing ticket windows to one. The applicant is John Weil of John Weil Architecture, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Design advice and a pre-application conference are both sought for the renovation of an existing three-story, 149,000-square-foot retail anchor space at 901 N.E. Lloyd Center to accommodate multiple tenants. The project would also include an exterior façade remodel and plaza/yard improvements. The applicant is William Bailey of Waterleaf Architecture, and the owner is Capref Lloyd II LLC of Dallas, Texas.

• Early assistance is sought for a proposed 122-unit apartment building with 18 affordable units and 29 below-grade parking spaces at 1336 E. Burnside St. Currently, a 5,720-square-foot office building occupies the site. The applicant is David Mullens of UDG Ankeny LLC, and the owner is Bridgehead Investments LLC.

• Early assistance is sought for the renovation of 120 apartment units in a total of 13 two-story wood-framed buildings at 4257 N. Alaska St. The apartments, all of which are affordable, consist of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. The applicant is Kevin Saxton of KASA Architects, and the owner is Home Forward (listed as the Housing Authority of Portland Oregon).

• Early assistance is pending for the division of a 0.63-acre property at 8818 S.E. Rhone St. into eight parcels; existing single-family structures would be removed, and one duplex would be erected on each of the parcels. The applicant is Richard Riggins of Washougal, Washington-based Permit-It LLC, and the owners are Amos Griffith, Linda Ernst and Michael Griffith.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of two new duplex structures at the rear of a site with an existing multifamily property at 1500 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd. Existing detached garages are to be demolished, and no parking area is proposed. The applicant is Schuyler Smith of Polyphone Architecture & Design LLC, and the owner is SLJ LLC, which is registered to Joshua Shulman.

• Early assistance is sought for the renovation of an existing three-story building at 3300 N.E. Broadway. A fourth story would also be added to the 100-year-old building, which was formerly the home of Gordon’s Fireplace Shop. The applicant is Sarah Lavoie of Emerick Architects, and the owner is the Jo-Ne Family Limited Partnership.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of a multistory, 40,000-square-foot self-storage facility with parking at 2100 N. Albina Ave. The applicant is Sara Wergin of Riverside, Missouri-based Northpoint Development, and the owners are Wayne and Rebecca Van Raden of Beaverton.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a parcel at 8525 S.E. Division St. for food cart space. The applicant is owner Hoa Tran.

• Early assistance is sought for a new mixed-use building containing two floors of office space and one floor with five residential units at 4236 N. Mississippi Ave. The applicant is Giovanni Sidari of Waechter Architecture, and the owner is Ben Waechter.

• Early assistance is pending for a proposed multi-tenant retail building with surface and rooftop parking at 1715 N.E. 33rd Ave. – currently a convenience store that was converted from a service station in 2012. The applicant is Seth Garey of CE John Company, and the owner is Pacwest Energy LLC of Meridian, Idaho.

• Early assistance is sought for the establishment of a lot line to separate a building and parking lot on the west side of a full-block parcel at 2500 N. Williams Ave. from the rest of the multifamily buildings on the property. The applicant is Robert Dell of owner Home Forward (listed as Housing Authority of Portland).

• Early assistance is sought for a new fenced enclosure of an existing asphalt area beneath the Hawthorne Bridge adjacent to Southwest Naito Parkway; the 10-foot-tall wrought iron fence would have automatic vehicle gates and a locked personnel gate. The applicant is Jon Mehlschau of SRG Partnership, and the owner is the city of Portland; the project would be for Multnomah County.

• A pre-application conference is sought for the Rothko Pavilion, a new three-story pavilion connecting the existing North and South buildings of Portland Art Museum at 1219 S.W. Park Ave. The applicants are Timothy Eddy and Andrew Smith of Hennebery Eddy Architects, and the owner is Portland Art Museum.

• A pre-application conference is pending to discuss construction of a 7,200-square-foot parish hall for an existing church at 13505 S.E. Stark St. Site improvements associated with the project would include a reconfigured parking area and a pedestrian plaza between the existing church and the new building. The applicant is Geoff Grummon-Beale of Livermore Architecture & Engineering, and the owner is St. Mary’s Romanian Orthodox Church.

• A pre-application conference is sought for a new multifamily development on multiple adjacent parcels near Southeast 76th Place and Flavel Street. The development would include 23 new units with a garage per unit, and an existing six-plex would remain with parking provided for each unit in a parking lot. Two existing single-family dwellings are proposed to be separated from the development through property line adjustments or other processes. The applicant is Danelle Isenhart of Isenhart Consulting LLC, and the owner is Richard Cassar.

• A pre-application conference is pending for a master plan for redeveloping the existing Pepsi bottling plant property on Northeast Sandy Boulevard into market-rate and affordable housing, offices, retail/restaurant spaces, open space and associated parking. The project will use the Planned Development Bonus for additional height and bonus floor-area ratio and will include publicly-accessible open space. The applicant is Heidi Oien of Seattle-based Mithun, and the owner is SP Jade II LLC; Seattle-based Security Properties Inc. purchased the property last year.

• A Type II adjustment procedure is sought for a new two-story residential care facility at 3916 S.E. 136th Ave. The adjustment sought is to allow a new building to be behind the existing structure, which is already out of conformance with the maximum street setback. The applicant is Peter Radulescu of PR Design & Consulting LLC, and the owner is O&Q Investments LLC.

• A Type II conditional use procedure is sought for construction of a playground at Chapman Elementary School at 1445 N.W. 26th Ave. The applicant is Nicole Griffith, and the owner is Portland Public Schools.

• A Type III conditional use master plan amendment is sought for improvements to the Adventist Medical Center campus at 10501 S.E. Market St. The master plan would replace a previous one that expired in 2016. Development would occur over two phases and include construction of a 15,000-20,000-square-foot medical office building, build-out of 47,726 square feet of existing shell space in the pavilion, expansion of the nursing tower by 50,000 square feet, development of a 1.3-acre community garden, and reconfiguration of two parking lots. The applicant is Stefanie Slyman of Harper Hour Peterson Righellis, and the owner is Oregon Conference of Adventist Churches.

• A Type II greenway procedure is sought for construction of a rowing dock and removal of historic docks, pilings and other debris as part of a habitat restoration project, at 5828 N. Van Houten Place. The applicant is Jim Ravelli of owner University of Portland.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services