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Jan. 13-19, 2020

• Design advice is pending for a planned eight-story office building at 234-236 S.E. Grand Ave. The project, by Sturgeon Development Partners, would contain 130,000 square feet of space and 39 parking stalls accessed from Southeast Pine Street. A six-story alternative is also being provided. The applicants are Robert Thompson of TVA Architects and Lamont Smith of Sturgeon Development Partners, and the owner is Sturgeon Development Partners via Grand Opportunity LLC.

• Early assistance is sought for a 12-unit apartment development, with six car garages or six parking spaces on site, at 2444 S.E. 90th Ave. The applicant is Kim Nguyen of Concept Design and Associates LLC, and the owner is Damir Karin.

• Early assistance is sought for a new four-story, 80,000-square-foot industrial office building with a penthouse at 2425-2445 S.E. Eighth Ave., a 1.08-acre unimproved site created via construction of the MAX Orange Line. The Intrinsic Ventures project would have space for multiple industrial office and manufacturing tenants, as well as retail and traditional office space and on-site parking. The applicant is Jason Tand of LRS Architects, and the owner is TriMet.

• Early assistance is pending for redevelopment of much of the Hoffman Construction equipment yard site at 8101 N.E. Killingsworth St. Currently, the site is used for storage of materials and equipment, as well as for limited fabrications processes. Hoffman would like to build new storage and fabrication buildings and improve the site areas for truck circulation and exterior material storage. The applicant is Suzannah Stanley of Mackenzie, and the owner is KIP Holdings LLC, which is registered to Hoffman president and CEO Dave Drinkward.

• Early assistance is sought for rail track additions and modifications at the Port of Portland’s Terminal 4 site at 11040 N. Lombard St. The applicant is Greg Theisen of owner Port of Portland.

• Early assistance is pending for a food cart development on two adjacent lots on the 7000 block of Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The applicant is Korey Derrick of DOWL, and the owner is Cornice Group LLC, which includes members Vladimir, Tony, Ivan and Eric Ozeruga.

• Early assistance is pending for a two-building, five-story workforce housing complex with approximately 258 units on a 6.21-acre parcel on North Tomahawk Island Drive. The development would also include approximately 331 surface parking stalls. The applicant is Jeremiah Jolicoeur of Alliance Realty Partners LLC, and the owner is Columbia Crossings LLC, which is registered to John Teutsch of Seattle-based Teutsch Partners.

• A Type III design review is pending for changes to vehicular and pedestrian traffic during construction of Oregon Health & Science University’s 14-story hospital expansion, which was approved by the Portland Design Commission last month. The work would provide a construction truck turnaround area, reroute both lanes of traffic on the lower portion of Southwest Campus Drive, and reroute a pedestrian walkway. A shoring wall and removal of the hillside will be required to accommodate the first phase of the project; a second phase will return the hillside along with retaining walls, which will allow construction of an open-air bus shelter, a bicycle parking facility and below-grade fuel storage tanks. The applicant is Carl Tully of NBBJ, and the owner is the United State of America Department of Veterans Affairs of Washington, D.C.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services