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July 2-8, 2018

• Early assistance is sought for the division of lots at 5913 S.W. Clay St. for the purpose of developing the lots or selling the divided land to a developer. The applicant is Aaron Buster of Portland Development Group, and the owner is Allen Schauffler.

• Early assistance is sought for the conversion of a warehouse/storefront building with existing church use at 3839 N.E. Killingsworth St. into six one-bedroom loft-style residential units with shared and private courtyards. The courtyards will be created by removing portions of existing roofing. The applicant is Westin Glass of Guerrilla Development, and the owner is Seed of Faith Ministries.

• Early assistance is pending for the remodel of an existing ARCO AM/PM structure at 7509 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The project would include demolition of a fuel canopy, construction of a new fuel canopy and various site improvements. The applicant is Charles Mosely of Kent, Washington-based Barghausen Consulting Engineers Inc., and the owner is BP West Coast Products LLC of Houston.

• Early assistance is sought for the creation of one 14.15-acre lot and one 9.82-acre lot in recognition of a 2007 conveyance by deed on an industrial property at 10400 N. Burgard Way. The applicant is Michelle Rudd of Stoel Rives, and the owner is Burgard of Frankford, Delaware.

• Early assistance is pending for a proposal to create a creative crafts center or 鈥渕aker space鈥� in a 22,437-square-foot underground space below the southwest parking garage at the Lloyd Center mall, at 2201 N.E. Lloyd Center. The applicant is Matt Lukas of Dallas, Texas-based Capref Lloyd II LLC, and the owner is Capref Lloyd Center LLC.

• A pre-application conference is sought for a proposed two-building, 64-unit housing development on the 100 block of Northeast 97th Avenue. The project would include 24 three-bedroom units, six two-bedroom units, 32 one-bedroom units, and two studios. A leasing office, bike storage and 26 parking stalls would also be included. The applicant is Andrew Kurkinen of Finnmark Property Services LLC, and the owner is Baltz Family Holdings LLC.

• A Type II conditional use procedure is sought for the Rothko Pavilion, a three-story pavilion connecting the existing North and South buildings of Portland Art Museum at 1219 S.W. Park Ave. There will also be a new loading area along Southwest Jefferson Street; a separate driveway design exception is required (per PBOT). A Type III historic resource review is also sought for the project. The applicants are Tim Eddy and Andrew Smith of Hennebery Eddy Architects, and the owner is Portland Art Museum.

• A Type II design review is sought for the Navigation Center, a short-term shelter and resource center for Oregon Harbor of Hope, on a Northwest Naito Parkway lot at the Broadway Bridge鈥檚 west end. The applicant is Tim Brooks of Winterbrook Planning, and the owner is Prosper Portland.

• A Type II design review is sought for the conversion of an existing detached garage at 231 S.E. 102nd Ave. into a commercial kitchen. The applicant is Nestor Ngo of Harmony D茅cor, and the owners are Echo Shen and Jeoffrey Chan.

• A Type III design review is sought for developer Wood Partners鈥� proposed 21-story tower at the Artists Repertory Theatre site at 1515 S.W. Morrison St. The proposal includes demolition of a portion of the existing building on the northwest quarter of the block and a surface parking lot on the northeast quarter of the block. Plans for the mixed-use building, which received design advice from the Portland Design Commission last month, call for ground-floor retail space and below-grade parking. The applicant is James Smith of Ankrom Moisan Architects, and the owner is Artists Repertory Theatre.

• A Type III design review with modifications is sought for the renovation of an existing anchor building at the Lloyd Center mall, at 901 N.E. Lloyd Center. The renovation would accommodate multiple tenants and increase the height of the existing building by one story. It would include the southwest corner of the existing mall known as Block A, and exterior fa莽ade remodel and plaza/yard improvements on the south, west and north sides of the existing building. One modification is requested to the bicycle parking standards. The applicant is William Bailey of Waterleaf Architecture, and the owner is Capref Lloyd Center Anchor LLC of Dallas, Texas.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services