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Feb. 10-16, 2020

• Design advice and a pre-application conference are pending for an affordable housing project with approximately 210 units at 3000 S.E. Powell Blvd. The Portland Housing Bond-funded project, which is being designed by Holst Architecture for Home Forward, in 2019 went before the Portland Design Commission two times for design advice hearings. The applicant is Dave Otte of Holst Architecture, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a nine-unit multifamily building on a portion of a 0.53-acre property on Northwest 24th Place, just south of Northwest Vaughn Street. Four other lots on the property are in the lot confirmation process. The parcel is part of the 22.45-acre former ESCO Corp. site that was purchased in 2018 by a group of local developers and investors. The applicant is Greta Holmstrom of Standridge Design, Inc., and the owner is 1535-A1 LLC, which is managed by a limited liability registered to Warren Rosenfeld.

• Early assistance is sought for the interior renovation of a building at 12215 S.E. Powell Blvd., which Octapharma Plasma Inc. intends to operate as a blood plasma collection center. The applicant is Peter Finley Fry, and the owner is Green Leaves Healthcare Pharmacy Inc.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of two duplexes at 3906 N.E. Killingsworth St. The site is currently zoned R2, and will be rezoned RM1 under the new zoning code effective next month. The applicant is Daniel Silvey of DBS Group LLC, and the owner is PMC REO Financing TR of Moorpark, California.

• Early assistance is sought for a new four-story mixed-use building at 4937 S.E. Woodstock Blvd., a 0.53-acre site that currently holds a church. The new building would contain 87 rental units, ranging in size from studios to three-bedrooms, and ground-floor retail space facing Southeast Woodstock Boulevard. The applicant is Tom Byrne of Scott | Edwards Architecture and the owner is Chinese Presbyterian Church of Portland Oregon.

• Early assistance is pending for comprehensive plan map and zoning map adjustments to change a 1.17-acre industrial property at 2100 N.W. 19th Ave. entirely to a Mixed-Use Urban Center designation, and to change the property’s zoning to correspond with the designation. The applicant is Logan McClain of Green Gables Design and Restoration, and the owner is Front Street Lot LLC, which is registered to Lindley Morton of Green Gables.

• Early assistance is sought for a new affordable multifamily project with approximately 165 units, ranging in size between one and three bedrooms, at 12529 S.E. Powell Blvd. The 3.78-acre site currently holds retail structures. The development will include a resident community room and support spaces, auto and bike parking, and a play area. The applicant is Bill Lanning of MWA Architects, and the owner is Kenneth Lord.

• A pre-application conference is sought for three new fourplexes on a property containing an existing single-family residence at 2321 S.E. 89th Ave. The applicant is Elson Nguyen of HM Group LLC, and the owners are Molly Gordon-Schnackey and Christopher Schnackey.

• A pre-application conference is sought for construction of an approximately 11-story hotel with a partial basement on a quarter-block Pearl District site at 525-539 N.W. 10th Ave. The lot currently holds a 99-year-old, single-story retail building. The hotel would hold 150-160 guest rooms and total about 90,000 square feet. A single loading bay is planned along Northwest Hoyt Street, and no off-street parking is proposed. The building would include lobby, restaurant and lounge space on the ground floor, guest rooms on floors two through 11, and a rooftop terrace with a bar. The applicant is Andrew Smith of Hennebery Eddy Architects, and the owner is the Kalberer Company.

• A Type II conditional use procedure is sought for the renovation and modernization of Portland Audubon’s Wildlife Care Canter at 5151 N.W. Cornell Road. The work would provide additional animal care and administrative space, and would involve converting attic space into conditioned and usable square footage; the building footprint would not change. The applicant is Melisse Kuhn of Scott | Edwards Architecture and the owner is Audubon Society of Portland Oregon.

• A Type III conditional use review is sought for a preschool and day care facility at 4235 S.E. Salmon St., and an adjustment to reduce the number of pre-existing off-street parking spaces. The applicant is Julie Lee of Childwork Learning Center, and the owner is St. Stephen Catholic Church Portland Oregon.

• A Type II environmental review is pending for park improvements to the Columbia Children’s Arboretum at 10040 N.E. Sixth Drive, including a modified hard surface trail, new ADA access and parking, a new shelter, park furnishings, trail experience locations and right-of-way improvements. The applicant is Tim Brooks of Winterbrook Planning, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• A Type IIx planned unit development amendment is pending for changes to the first phase of redevelopment of the Pepsi Blocks site at 2505 N.E. Pacific St. The amendment would include renaming the site’s woonerf and modification to the standard for park location adjacent to a public street. The applicant is Gus Baum of Seattle-based owner Security Properties.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services