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Nov. 4-10, 2019

• Design advice is pending for a two-building attached home development with a total of four units at 1135 S.E. Grant St. The site is in a design overlay zone and currently holds a 134-year-old house. The applicant is Jill Cropp of Studio Cropp Architecture, and the owner is Bluestone Homes Inc. 401K Plan & TR.

• Early assistance is sought for a plan to build seven duplexes and one single-family home at 13120 S.E. Sherman St. The three-story duplexes would be erected on a portion of the site zoned R1a, and the house would be built on a portion zoned R5a. The applicant is Gene Hubbell of Gene Hubbell Land Development, and the owners are the Roger D. Scherz and Shirley J. Scherz trusts.

• Early assistance is sought for a 141-unit affordable housing building at the Las Adelitas (formerly known as Living Cully) site at 6723 N.E. Killingsworth St. The project is among those to be funded by a $258.4 million housing bond passed by voters in 2016. It will include offices, a community room, a Head Start classroom, an event space courtyard and a plaza. The applicant is Jennifer Nye of Salazar Architect, and the owner is Hacienda Community Development Corp.

• Early assistance is sought for a 138-unit affordable housing project at 11518 S.E. Division St. The development, by Related Northwest and Central City Concern, is also being funded by the 2016 housing bond. It is the second phase of the Division Street Apartments – a 40-unit single-room-occupancy project in development. The apartments will be studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units. The applicant is Laurie Linville-Gregston of Ankrom Moisan Architects, and the owners are Kyung and Eung Lee.

• Early assistance is sought for parking and site modifications to the Portland Adventist Academy campus at 1500 S.E. 96th Ave. The applicant is Rebecca Kerr of CIDA Architects and Engineers, and the owner is Oregon Conference Education Association.

• Early assistance is sought for minor exterior remodels to Wendy’s restaurant buildings at 1421 N.E. Grand Ave. and 1405 N. Lombard St. Improvements at both are to include installation of a new canopy with modern fin elements, raise of a parapet and addition of a freestanding canopy at a menu order station. The applicant is Jennifer Rinkus of Baysinger Partners Architecture; the owner of the Grand Avenue property is Alta Home Properties LLC of Dublin, Ohio, and the Lombard Street property owner is Wendy’s Properties LLC, also of Dublin, Ohio.

• Early assistance is sought for voluntary seismic upgrades and exterior modifications, including new glass overhead doors, increased glazing and a covered walkway, on a warehouse building at 602 S.E. 11th Ave. The applicant is Michael Parshall of Woodblock Architecture, and the owner is 11th Avenue Investment LLC.

• Early assistance is sought to rebuild a gas utility equipment station at 500 S.W. Sheridan St. The station provides the sole gas feed to the Oregon Health & Science University and Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals on Marquam Hill. The applicant is John McDonald of NW Natural, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance is pending for a four-story, 10-unit condominium building on a lot at Southwest 18th Avenue and Mill Street Terrace. The applicants are owners John Reilly and Jenny Doherty-Reilly of Reilly Signature Homes.

• Early assistance is sought to confirm the existing nonconforming status of a property at 9270 N.E. Glisan St. The applicant, Val Solorzano of C.O.A.T. Flagging, seeks to acquire the property for use as a contractor of industrial services and needs to confirm its nonconforming status in order to secure financing. The owner is Reid Properties LP.

• A pre-application conference is sought for a seven-story mixed-use development with 100 affordable housing units at 327 N.W. Sixth Ave. The project would replace an existing 70-unit apartment building (the Westwind Apartments) that the city of Portland purchased last year. The new building will include 70 single-room occupancy transitional housing units, 30 studio apartments, Central City Concern offices and community space. The project is among those to be funded with $11 million from the 2016 affordable housing bond and $4 million from Multnomah County, and is sponsored by Central City Concern and the Native American Rehabilitation Association. The applicant is Adam Hostetler of Works Progress Architecture.

• A pre-application conference is sought for construction of a new seismically sound water main under the Willamette River. The steel pipeline will be tunneled beneath the riverbed, connecting the west side header at Southwest Naito Parkway to the east side header at Southeast 10th Avenue and Harrison Street. Construction of the Eastside Shaft is expected to begin next June, and work on horizontal directional drilling at the east end will begin in July 2021. The city last year approved a $73.5 million design-build contract for the project with James W. Fowler Co. The applicant is Tim Collins of the Portland Water Bureau, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• A pre-permit zoning plan check is pending for two new three-story multifamily buildings at 6814 N. Greenwich Ave. The applicant is Zac Horton of Faster Permits, and the owner is Greenwich Portland Lofts LLC, which is registered to a corporation registered to developer Lane Lowry.

• A Type III design review is pending for a renovation of the exterior façade of floors three and four of the Hoyt Commons condominium building at 618 N.W. 12th Ave. The project will include replacement of failing exterior insulation and finish systems, as well as windows, doors and balcony railings. The applicant is Michael Cline of RDH Building Science, and the owner is Hoyt Commons Condominiums Owners’ Association.

• A Type II design review with modifications is sought for removal and replacement of some elements of an above-ground private plaza and Portland Center Park to facilitate waterproofing of an underground parking garage at the American Plaza Tower condominiums at 2211 S.W. First Ave. Five adjustments and one modification are requested. The applicant is Li Alligood of Otak Inc., and the owner is American Plaza Towers Condominium Owners Association.

• A Type III design review with modifications is sought for a six-story market-rate apartment building with 200 residential units and basement parking on Block 291E of the Con-way Master Plan area of Northwest Portland, at the southwest corner of Northwest Raleigh Street and 20th Avenue. The applicant is Kurt Schultz of SERA Architects, and the owner is Preg NW Portland LLC, which is registered to the San Mateo, California address of Prometheus Real Estate Group.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services