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Sept. 24-30, 2018

• Early assistance is pending for the proposed remodel of an 11,166-square-foot, two-story building at 2044 E. Burnside St. It’s currently used for education, office and retail. Proposed exterior work is limited to conversion of a paved parking/loading area into an outdoor play area for Le Monde French Immersion Public Charter School. The applicant is Paul Wolfe of Dominek Architecture LLC, and the owner is 2044 Newco LLC, which is managed by James Adamson.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of three three-story buildings containing a total of 113 units and no parking at 4509 N. Montana Ave. Community design standards will be used. A fourplex currently occupies the site, which abuts another parcel also containing a fourplex with the same owner, Montana Prescott Holdings LLC, which is managed by Macadam Partners Inc., a corporation registered to developer Lane Lowry. The applicant is Casey McGuirl of McGuirl Designs and Architecture.

• Early assistance is pending for a 221-unit age-restricted retirement housing development at 11505 N.E. Yacht Harbor Drive. The building would contain five stories of wood-framed housing over a post-tensioned concrete parking garage; surface parking and a small retail space also are planned. The applicant is Gunnar Langhus of Ankrom Moisan Architects, and the owner is Yacht Harbor LLC, which is registered to the Vancouver, Washington address of Gateway National Corporation.

• Early assistance is sought for a new NW Natural response/service center facility not open to visitors on a 4.35-acre site at 904 S.E. Division St. Currently, MEI Group is using the property as a concrete/rock/fill yard. The project scope consists of a three-story industrial response/service center facility, a single-story warehouse storage building, a fuel tank and canopy, three-sided sheds and trash enclosures. A large portion of the site, assumed to be 1.5 acres, would remain undeveloped. The applicant is Mary Fierros Bower of LRS Architects, and the owner is Northwest Natural Gas Co.

• Early assistance is requested for development of a 483,000-square-foot warehouse with trailer parking at 13333 N. Rivergate Blvd. A 594,455-square-foot warehouse exists at the site. Two existing driveways to the site would be rebuilt to accommodate expanding uses. The applicant is Debby Bennett of Georgia-Pacific, and the owner is Port of Portland (Leased Georgia-Pacific Consumer Product (Northwest) LLC.

• Early assistance is sought for a new 7-foot-tall, wrought-iron fenced enclosure around an existing parking lot bounded by Southwest Naito Parkway and First Avenue and Southwest Madison and Main streets. The lot is on a block bisected by the westbound ramp from the Hawthorne Bridge, one block north of the new Multnomah County Central Courthouse. The applicant is Jon Mehlschau of SRG Partnership Inc., and the owner is Multnomah County.

• Early assistance is requested for a 10,000-square-foot, single-story commercial building at 5327 N.E. Columbia Blvd. The applicant is Chris Wall of NorthWest Classic Homes, and the owner is CMKNB Properties LLC of Vancouver, Washington.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of two three-story multifamily buildings, one containing 12 units and the other containing nine, at 7433 N. Chicago Ave. The applicant is Ed Bruin of Edge Development, and the owner is Jessonny Holdings LLC.

• Early assistance is requested for the planning of the Southwest Corridor light rail project involving TriMet and Metro. The project involves obtaining soil stability data at a number of locations. The early assistance meeting will focus on the 15 percent design locations, and will also illustrate the anticipated additional testing locations for the 30 percent design level; many of those locations are also within the environmental conservation overlay zone. The intent of the meeting is to obtain approval for all testing locations. The applicant is Jennifer Hughes of Parametrix.

• A pre-application conference is pending for a seven-story, 100-unit apartment building at 1500 S.W. Taylor St. It would be a sister building to a seven-story, 107-unit apartment building planned (now in permit review) for a lot across the street, at 930 S.W. 15th Ave. The building’s ground floor would include a lobby, residential units, commercial spaces and parking for 30 cars. The applicants are Robert Leeb of Leeb Architects and Eric Evans of Bellevue, Washington-based Shelter Holdings, and the owner is OPC 1500 Taylor Street LLC, which is registered to a limited liability company managed by Langley Investment Properties. A previous plan for the site, which consisted of an 11-story mixed-use building designed by SERA Architects for a development group that included Langley Investment Properties, Molasky Group and Trinity 3 Investment, was approved by the Portland Design Commission last year.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services