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June 29-July 5, 2020

• Design advice is pending for a 16-story mixed-use building with below-grade parking and ground-floor amenity spaces at 410 S.W. Harrison St. The half-block property currently holds a 5,082-square-foot bank building and a surface parking lot. The applicant is Mark Nye of Works Progress Architecture, and the owner is Eridanus Warenhandelsgesellschaft Inc. of Minneapolis.

• Early assistance is pending for Phase III geotechnical drilling for the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project on a 24-acre Southwest Terwilliger Boulevard parcel near Marquam Hill. The applicant is Leah Robbins of TriMet, and the owner is the city of Portland.

• Early assistance 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 pending for a three-story, 19-unit mixed-use structure with 1,150 square feet of ground-floor commercial space at 4738 S.E. Belmont St. The property currently holds a residential building with commercial use. The applicant is Jim Toporek of Studio 3 Architecture, and the owner is Alpina Properties LLC.

• Early assistance is sought for changes to a church property at 4937 S.E. Woodstock Blvd. A portion of the property is being sold, and the remainder will be redeveloped to accommodate a new church. The applicant is Neil Lee of LEEKA Architecture and Planning, and the owner is Chinese Presbyterian Church of Portland, Oregon.

• Early assistance is sought for a multiphase project at 3841 S.E. 52nd Ave. The first phase will include the renovation and relocation of a historic house on the property, the second phase will entail construction of an 18-unit building, and the third phase will add a second 18-unit building. The applicant is Casey McGuirl of McGuirl Designs & Architecture, and the owners are the Allen & Laird Family Trust and 3823 SE 52nd LLC.

• Early assistance is pending for a multifamily development at 4427 N.E. Prescott St. The applicant is Daniel Silvey of owner DBS Group LLC.

• Early assistance is sought to explore potential options for developing property at 8007 N. Hudson St. The 11,500-square-foot property currently holds a 117-year-old single-family residence. Development options include rehabilitation of the existing house, addition of new houses and accessory dwelling units, or replacement of the house with new houses or a multifamily structure. The applicant is Don Titus of Residential Designer LLC, and the owner is FHG Properties LLC.

• Early assistance is pending for a sign proposal for the Prologis Meadows Campus on the former Portland Meadows site at 901 N. Schmeer Road. The applicant is seeking feedback on the proposal and guidance on modifications or adjustments needed for a successful land use review request. The applicant is Dan Osterman of Tube Art Group, and the owner is Denver-based Prologis LP.

• Early assistance is sought for exploration of development options for a site at 2935 N. Argyle St., where a building permit is in progress for one new house and a plan is in place to subdivide the lot and add two more houses. The owner seeks to explore other options for property development, including townhomes or a small apartment complex. The applicant is Don Titus of Residential Designer LLC, and the owner is JLO Investments LLC.

• A Type III design review with modifications is pending for a proposed two-building development on the Oregon Square superblock at 729 N.E. Oregon St. The two commercial office buildings are proposed on Block 90, on the superblock’s southwest corner, and Block 103, at the southeast. The buildings are five and six stories, respectively, and will total 413,000 gross square feet. A single-level underground parking garage will serve both buildings. The applicant is Kyle Andersen of GBD Architects, and the owner is AAT Lloyd District LLC.

• A Type II environmental review is pending for construction work at the Broadmoor Golf Course, at 3509 N.E. Columbia Blvd. A portion of the site is being targeted for a new industrial development. The work is to include building, paving, geotechnical borings, parking, lighting, and stormwater outfall to Buffalo Slough. The applicant is Benjamin Brodsky of Tukwila, Washington-based Prologis, and the owners are Broadmoor Inc. and Danielle Zeghbib.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services