A design advice meeting is sought and a pre-application conference is pending for an 11-story, 89-unit affordable housing building at 2055-2057 S.W. Park Ave. The 6,016-square-foot parcel currently holds a 135-year-old single-family structure. The new building would be constructed using prefabricated modular units made with mass plywood panels and light-gauge steel. The applicant is Ralph Tahran of Tahran Architecture & Planning LLC, and the owner is Park Avenue PSU LLC, which includes five members and is registered to Eric Rystadt of Main Street Development.
Early assistance is sought for the study of development opportunities on a full-block site at 800 S.W. 13th Ave. The property currently holds a 72,736-square-foot medical building occupied by The Portland Clinic. The applicant is seeking to explore development opportunities including commercial office use, residential use, or a combination of the two. The applicant is Katherine Schultz of GBD Architects, and the owner is The Portland Clinic LLP.
Early assistance is pending for five total fuel islands and a convenience store with associated parking at 8100 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. An existing fuel island and building at the site would be demolished. The applicant is Sarah Jones of David Evans & Associates, and the owner is Harris Enterprises Inc.
Early assistance is sought for construction of a 2,880-square-foot convenience store, a 3,236-square-foot canopy and six fuel dispensers at 7509 N.E. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. The applicant is Nick Wecker of Kent, Washington-based Barghausen Consulting Engineers, and the owner is BP West Coast Products LLC of Houston, Texas.
Early assistance is pending 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.