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June 8-14, 2020

• Early assistance is pending for a new five-story, 115,800-square-foot mixed-use building with approximately 114 units at 2202 E. Burnside St. The 37,768-square-foot property currently holds a nearly 15,000-square-foot retail building housing a bicycle shop. The proposal is expected to meet community design standards, but the applicant would like information about DOZA implementation. The applicant is Aaron Wigod of Marathon Acquisition and Development, and the owner is The Donald R. Furtick Revocable Trust.

• Early assistance is sought for improvements to a building housing a Taco Bell restaurant at 4630 N. Interstate Ave., including new exterior finishes, repainting and maintenance of existing masonry fences at the perimeter of the site, and replacement of damaged asphalt and concrete paving. The applicants are Daniel Gate and John Van Loh of MCA Architects, and the owner is the Richard Lee Trust.

• Early assistance is pending for a proposed two-building multifamily development with 86 total units at 1666 S.E. Lambert St. The site currently contains two tax lots with a combined area of about 0.76 of an acre – one lot currently holds a church building, the other a surface parking lot. A 40-unit northern building and a 46-unit southern building would have a combined 71,000 square feet of living space on four stories over a single-level parking garage. The residences would be studios, one-bedroom units and two-bedroom units. About 60 total parking spaces would be provided on site. The applicant is Sean O’Neill of SWS PDX LLC, and the owner is South Lambert Diamond LLC, which is registered to Michael Diamond of Real Estate Investment Group.

• Early assistance is sought for a new multifamily building on a ¾-block property at 3230 S.E. Milwaukie Ave. A 7,956-square-foot office building on the site, most recently home to a US Bank branch, would be demolished. The applicant is Keegan Hebert of Works Progress Architecture, and the owner is Minneapolis-based United States National Bank of Oregon.

• Early assistance is pending for a two-building, five-story multifamily housing complex with approximately 272 residential units and 273 surface parking stalls on a 6.21-acre parcel on North Tomahawk Island Drive. The applicant is Jeremiah Jolicoeur of Seattle-based Alliance Realty Partners, and the owner is Columbia Crossings LLC, which is registered to John Teutsch of Seattle-based Teutsch Partners.

• Early assistance is sought to reestablish the historic Couch’s Addition general block structure with minimal modifications necessary to maintain consistency with the proposed USPS Master Plan on the former United States Postal Service site at 715 N.W. Hoyt St. The applicant is Sarah Harpole of owner Prosper Portland.

• A pre-application conference is sought for a proposed five-story, 136-room hotel 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 applicant is Stephen Wendell of Fayetteville, West Virginia-based Mountain Shore Properties, and the owners are Gremar LLC and Lot-49 LLC. Last year, a pre-application conference was held for a proposed five-over-one mixed-use building at the site.

• A Type II adjustment procedure is sought for an approximately 80,000-square-foot building at 11919 N. Jantzen Drive for Floor & Décor, a national retailer of hard surface flooring materials. A building currently at the site, which formerly housed a Safeway store that closed in 2018, would be demolished. The applicant is Brad Lauth of Centerpoint Integrated Solutions c/o Floor & Décor, based in Lakewood, Colorado, and the owner is Safeway Inc. of Walnut Creek, California.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services