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Land use review intakes for Aug. 24, 2020
Chuck Slothower//August 25, 2020//
Aug. 17-23, 2020
- A three-story, 19-unit apartment building is proposed for 2307 S.W. Nebraska St. On-site parking will be provided. The site has design review, environmental conservation and environmental protection overlays. Meaghan Bullard of Jones Architecture is the applicant and Adamson Holdings LLC is the owner.
- Habitat for Humanity is evaluating a portion of the Greater Portland Bible Church property, at 2375 S.W. Vermont St., for potential acquisition to accommodate a new affordable housing project. Tonino Pacifico of Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East requested early assistance, and Greater Portland Bible Church is the owner.
Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services
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