Early assistance is pending for a lot confirmation that will require alterations to an existing warehouse building at 628 S.E. Eighth Ave. to create three buildings/tenant spaces on three separate lots, each under separate ownership. The buildings will have retail space not to exceed 3,000 square feet. The applicant is Zac Horton of Faster Permits, and the owner is ADR Investments I LLC of Lake Oswego, which is registered to Drew Russell.
Early assistance is sought for questions regarding future development of an 8,986-square-foot lot on the 300 block of Northeast Graham Street. The lot is to be subdivided into three parcels, and there is a question whether going through design review is necessary for the project. The applicant is Hilary Mackenzie of Sundeleaf Mackenzie Architecture Inc., and the owner is Ruby’s Tower LLC, which is registered to Mackenzie.
A pre-application conference is sought for the proposed replacement of existing steel windows with aluminum on Portland State University’s Ondine residence hall at 1912 S.W. Sixth Ave. The applicant is Anthony Bohan of PSU.
A pre-application conference is sought for a six-lot subdivision with a private street tract at 12346 S.W. Orchard Hill Road. The applicant is Mark Vukanovich of Pacific Northwest Land Company, and the owners are Andrew and Kelley Wong.
A Type II adjustment procedure is pending for the renovation of Schrunk Riverview Tower, an 11-story, 118-unit public housing building at 8832 N. Syracuse St. The primary scope of the renovation is to upgrade the building’s mechanical, electrical, plumbing and sprinkler systems, repair and replace roofing, replace exterior lighting and provide six fully-accessible apartments. The project will also include reconfiguration of the parking lot, a landscaping update and pedestrian circulation. Three adjustments are sought: reduction of the number of required long-term bike spaces, maintenance of one loading space in existing condition and continuing the absence of a landscape buffer at the south parking lot property line. The applicant is Taryn Wheeler of MWA Architects, and the owner is Home Forward.
A Type II adjustment procedure is sought for changes to the north and west buildings of Multnomah County’s Department of Community Justice East complex at 1245 S.E. 122nd Ave. Proposed changes include seismic upgrades, a roof system replacement, replacement of mechanical units, window replacement and maintenance, and relocation of the main entry of the north building. Adjustments requested are to the setback, pedestrian circulation system standards for materials, and transit street main entrance. The applicant is Paul Boundy of LRS Architects, and the owner is Multnomah County.
A Type II design review is pending for a project to alter the center entrances on the southeast corner of the plaza level of the One World Trade Center building at 127 S.W. Salmon St. The applicant is Jennifer Kimura of VLMK Engineering + Design, and the owner is IEH Portland LLC.
A Type III design review with modifications is pending for 4th & Montgomery, a new seven-story classroom/laboratory/office building at 401 S.W. Harrison St. The building will be a collaborative space occupied by Portland State University, the city of Portland, Oregon Health & Science University, and Portland Community College. The applicant is Sam Stadler of SRG Partnership, and the owner is Portland State University.
A Type IIx land division review is sought for development of five residential lots on two existing parcels at 826 S.E. 155th Ave. The existing house on each parcel will remain and three new houses will be built to the rear of the existing homes. The applicant is Anne Marie Skinner of PBS Engineering, and the owner is Greg Ford.