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July 6-12, 2020

• Early assistance is sought for installation of four electric vehicle charging stations and a fenced supporting equipment pad in the parking lot of a Fred Meyer store at 3805 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd. The applicant is Danielle Prescott of Denver-based Kimley-Horn & Associates, and the owner is Fred Meyer Stores Inc. of Cincinnati.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a new commercial/retail building at 2359 S.E. 124th Ave. The 18,538-square-foot lot is has some existing structures and paved areas that would be removed. Proposed improvements include two buildings, a driveway and a parking/loading area between the buildings. The applicant is Kelli Grover of Firwood Design Group LLC, and the owner is Freewater HSU LLC of Bucksport, Maine.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a property at 7933 W./S.W. 40th Ave. Development options proposed for the 14,314-square-foot lot include either two fourplex buildings or eight townhouses. The applicant is Steve Miller with Emerio Design, and the owner is Frog and Toad LLC of San Anselmo, California.

• Early assistance is sought for development of a full-block site at 1313 N.W. Marshall St. The development would retain historic structures on the site; it most recently was home to Bridgeport Brewery, which closed in early 2019. The applicant is Julie Bronder of ZGF Architects, and the owner is Northup Invest Co., which includes President Patricia Madden and Secretary Paula Madden.

• Early assistance is pending 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 five-story apartment building with 24 units (two of which would be affordable at 60 percent median family income) at 3114 S.E. Belmont St. The site currently holds a single-family structure. The applicant is Michael Perso of William Kaven Architecture, and the owner is Nez C Hallett III Revocable Living Trust.

• Early assistance is sought for a retail vending/food cart pod on a paved lot at 5916 N. Greeley Ave., a 4,800-square-foot lot that currently holds a 600-square-foot commercial building. The applicant is Evan Ross of Intrepid Experience LLC, and the owner is Supachai Wichaporn.

• Early assistance is sought for an upgrade to the shell of a warehouse building at 323 S.E. Seventh Ave. for a future tenant improvement. Planned improvements include upgraded entrances, enlarged windows, new exterior cladding and/or paint, and re-striped parking. The applicant is Michael McLaughlin of Fluent Design, and the owner is 302 S.E. 7th OZ LLC, which is managed by Craig Firpo and Cameron Johnson of Libertas Companies and Christopher Peatross of San Francisco-based Swift Real Estate Partners.

• A pre-application conference is sought for comprehensive plan amendments and zoning changes for five properties on the former Concordia University campus, including one at 2636 N.E. Dekum St., from C1 (campus) zoning to R5 (residential). The applicants are Peter Finley Fry, and George Thurston of owner Concordia University Foundation.

• A pre-application conference is sought for a five-story, 136-key hotel 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.

• A public works inquiry is pending for conversion of an existing building at 14151 N.E. San Rafael St. from an office to a residence. The applicant is Zac Horton of Faster Permits, and the owner is Nova Development Inc.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services