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April 15-21, 2019

• Design advice is sought for a pair of pedestrian/bicycle bridges planned by the Portland Bureau of Transportation. Sullivan’s Crossing would span Interstate 84 in inner Northeast Portland, and Flanders Crossing would connect the Pearl and Northwest districts over Interstate 405. The applicant for Sullivan’s Crossing is Dan Layden of PBOT, and the applicant for Flanders Crossing is Nicole Peirce of PBOT.

• Early assistance is sought for a nine-lot subdivision with a private street and open space tract at 12250 S.E. Flavel St. The applicant is Mark Dane of Mark Dane Planning, and the owner is the Estate of Helen P. Poe.

• Early assistance is sought for a 146-unit mixed-use building at 1430 N. Killingsworth St. The 0.46-acre lot currently holds a commercial building occupied by a credit union and a surface parking lot. The applicant is Joshua Scott of owner Koz Development, a Snohomish, Washington-based micro-housing builder.

• Early assistance is sought for modifications to The Hopper building at 2000 N.W. Wilson St. The interior, exterior and site improvements are intended to accommodate a new distillery tenant, and will create warehousing, manufacturing, support space and tasting areas related to the distillery. The applicant is Zachary Freund of LRS Architects, and the owner is MW 2000 Wilson LLC, which is registered to James Winkler of Winkler Development.

• Early assistance is sought for redevelopment of a property at 11051 S.W. Barbur Blvd. that currently has both a single-story commercial building and a single-story multifamily structure. Two redevelopment options are being considered – the first would include an alteration and change of occupancy tenant improvement for a new cannabis dispensary at the commercial building and demolition of the residential structure for a new parking area. The second would include construction of a new single-story cannabis dispensary and a new parking area. The applicant is Auryn White of BAMA Architecture, and the owner is Treehaven Properties LLC, which is registered to Anthony Beaudoin.

• Early assistance is pending for construction of eight attached row homes with no partition at 2321 S.E. 89th Ave. The applicants are Todd Iselin of Iselin Architects PC and Jordan Tietz of Jasmine Investments LLC, and the owners are Molly Gordon-Schnacky and Christopher Schnacky.

• Early assistance is sought for rehabilitation of a 100-year-old five-story concrete office building at 525 N.E. Oregon St. The building is currently used by education and office tenants, including the East West College of the Healing Arts. Planned improvements include window repair and replacement, entry improvements, utility improvements and preparation for conversion to office occupancy, as well as updates to surface parking areas. The block, bounded by Northeast Grand and Sixth avenues and Pacific and Oregon streets, was purchased in February by a limited liability company registered to Melissa Unger, executive director of SEIU Local 503. The applicant is Jonathan Dunn of Woodblock Architecture, and the owner is Forum Building LLC.

• A pre-application conference is pending for construction of a six-story mixed-use building at 230 S.W. Second Ave., a half-block parcel currently used as a surface parking lot and one of Downtown Development Group’s Ankeny Blocks properties. The building would contain five stories with approximately 115 apartment units over ground-floor retail space, a tenant lobby and amenity space, bike storage, and a driveway ramp to below-grade parking. The applicant is Francis Dardis of Ankrom Moisan Architects, and the owners are Gremar LLC and Lot-49 LLC.

• A pre-application conference is sought for interior and exterior renovations to the Galleria Building at 600 S.W. 10th Ave. Exterior improvements to the historic building may include upgrades to the northeast corner storefront, additional canopies and retail entrances, a roof deck and small penthouse. The applicant is Kurt Schultz of SERA Architects, and the owner is UPG Galleria Property Owner LLC.

• A pre-application conference is sought for improvements to a property at 701 E. Burnside St., a half-block site that includes a commercial building and a surface parking area. The commercial building was last occupied by Burnside Brewing Co., which closed earlier this year. The project would have three major components, including renovation of the existing 10,000-square-foot commercial building on the northern portion of the site; construction of a new five-story, 35,000-square-foot residential building with approximately 46 one-bedroom units; and a new, separate building fronting East Burnside Street that would have an overhanging second story to continue the street’s arcade. The applicant is Kevin Cavenaugh of Guerrilla Development, and the owner is 701 East Burnside LLC.

• A pre-application conference is pending to discuss a possible Conditional Use Master Plan for the Laurelhurst Village senior living campus at 3060 S.E. Stark St. Several new developments on the campus were approved in a 2015 conditional use review and have not been built. Those developments and other potential expansions that are not yet identified would be included in the requested Conditional Use Master Plan. The applicant is Cynthia Schuster of LRS Architects, and the owner is Chevalier Portland Laurelhurst LLC.

• A Type II design review is pending for minor storefront alterations to the south façade of the Pioneer Place building at 710 S.W. Fifth Ave., including a signage band above a window and one small metal placard. The applicant is Barry Winick of Santa Barbara, California-based Winick Architects, and the owner is Chicago-based Pioneer Place LLC.

• A Type II design review is pending for exterior modifications to a building at 2525 E. Burnside St. and construction of a new three-story addition by replacing an existing adjacent single-story structure at 2519 E. Burnside St. The applicants are Brian Morris and Peter Grimm of Scott | Edwards Architecture, which is located at 2525 E. Burnside St., and the owners are P7 LLC and Landwise Investments B LLC.

• A Type III design review with modifications is sought for Holden of Pearl, a senior living community planned for a Pearl District block bounded by Northwest Quimby and Raleigh streets and 12th and 13th avenues. The building would include 110 independent living units and below-grade parking. Active uses would be provided along Northwest 13th Avenue, and could include a lobby, bistro, salon, and administrative space. The applicants are Jeremiah Jolicoeur and Evan Lawler of the Seattle office of developer Alliance Realty Partners and JP Emery of Ankrom Moisan Architects, and the owner is Hoyt Street Properties.

• A Type III design review with modifications is sought for a proposed nine-story office addition atop a parking garage under construction at 1075 N.E. Second Ave. The garage is part of the Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center project. The applicant is Peter van der Meulen of ZGF Architects, and the owner is Prosper Portland.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services