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June 15-21, 2020

• Design advice is sought for an interpretive program at Mount Tabor Park, at 6325 S.E. Division St., that tells the history of the Mount Tabor reservoirs and the city of Portland’s water system. The applicant is Robert Fraley of the Portland Water Bureau, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance is pending for a new full-site parking lot to serve an existing convenience store at 630 N.E. Marine Drive. The applicant is Rob Karas of LEANTO Architecture, and the owner is JSC USA LLC.

• Early assistance is pending for the siting of a 1-megawatt ground-mounted solar photovoltaic system, to be built under the Oregon Community Solar Program, at 9110 N.E. Sunderland Ave. The applicants are Evan Ramsey of Bonneville Environmental Foundation and PJ Christopher of the Port of Portland, and the owner is Port of Portland Corporate Real Estate.

• Early assistance is sought for a shell-only upgrade to a 5,000-square-foot warehouse building at 302 S.E. Seventh Ave. for future tenant improvements. Exterior alterations may include enlarging select windows, cladding and/or painting portions of the exterior, as well as replacing window and entrance systems. The applicant is Michael McLaughlin, and the owner is 302 SE 7th OZ LLC, which is managed by Craig Firpo of the Libertas Companies.

• Early assistance is sought for the phased redevelopment of the Dekum Court affordable housing complex, which currently has 40 units on 5.3 acres at 7003 N.E. 27th Ave. The project’s first phase will include demolition of an existing Head Start building and construction of at least 40 new apartment homes. The second phase will be to move current residents into the new units, demolish all remaining structures on site and construct up to 160 additional units. The applicant is Julie Livingston of owner Home Forward.

• Early assistance is sought for construction of an 8-foot-high ornamental fence around the property line of the Pacific Northwest College of Art at 511 N.W. Broadway. The fence would include a 16-foot rolling gate, a pair of 8-foot swinging gates, and a swinging gate exit at the bottom of each set of stairs, each with panic hardware on the inside and plates to prevent access to panic hardware from the outside. The remainder of the enclosure would be an ornamental fence with light-gauge mesh. The applicant is Steve Mileham of LRS Architects, and the owner is the city of Portland/Prosper Portland.

• Early assistance is sought for a tenant improvement to a 1,500-square-foot leased commercial space at 2275 W. Burnside St. Exterior improvements will consist of a new corner entry, storefront windows, signage, stairs, ramp and ATM. The applicant is Matthew Crawford of ZCS Engineering & Architecture, and the owner is Seattle-based Washington Federal.

• A pre-application conference is sought for the expansion of rail infrastructure at Portland Bulk Terminals’ potash unit train facility at 15550 N. Lombard St., at Terminal 5 of the Port of Portland. The proposed project would improve processing efficiency of incoming unit trains by keeping them intact during arrival, unloading and departure movements throughout the facility. The applicant is Kurt Reichelt, and the owner is the Port of Portland.

• A pre-application conference is pending for improvements to Washington Park, at 4033 S.W. Canyon Road, including increased access for pedestrians and bicyclists, increased wayfinding and entry monuments, and stormwater mitigation for a previously constructed parking lot. The project is the first to be carried out under the Washington Park Master Plan, which was approved by City Council in 2018. The applicant is Travis Ruybal of Portland Parks & Recreation, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• A pre-application conference is pending for replacement of exterior stucco, roofing and plumbing in a historically contributing condominium building at 731 S.W. King Ave. The applicants are James Riley and Rob Lopiccolo of Certa Building Solutions, and the owner is the Association of Unit Owners of Kings Hill Condominiums.

• A pre-application conference is sought for updates to the Portland Adventist Academy property at 1500 S.E. 96th Ave., including dissolution of the site’s current master plan, modification of a parking area to include bus drop-off and parking, and a lot line adjustment. The applicant is Rebecca Kerr of CIDA Architects and Engineers, and the owner is the Oregon Conference Education Association.

• A pre-permit zoning plan check is sought for a 19-unit multifamily development on a site that currently holds a surface parking lot on the 1900 block of Northwest 25th Avenue. The applicant is Greta Holstrom, and the owner is Slabtown PDX Apartments LLC.

• A Type II greenway procedure is sought for a project to convert a former industrial facility on the Willamette River, at 10504 N.W. St. Helens Road, into a habit mitigation site. The work will include demolition of buildings, excavation to create an off-channel aquatic habitat, daylighting a culverted creek into the habitat area, installation of a public pedestrian pathway and planting of native flora. The applicant is Jake Hofeld of Waterways Consulting Inc., and the owner is Linnton Water Credits LLC of Oakland, California.

• A Type 1x historic resource review is sought for modifications to the Target retail store in the Galleria Building at 600 S.W. 10th Ave. The store, currently located on the building’s second and third floors, will be relocated and consolidated to the first floor with minimal exterior alterations. The applicant is Heather Sexton of Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Target Corporation, and the owner is Unico Properties via UPG Galleria Property Owner LLC.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services