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Oct. 11-17, 2021

• An applicant proposes converting four underground parking spaces serving a four-unit apartment building at 539 N. Ainsworth St. into four studio apartments (bringing the total to eight). Under current code, the maximum number of units allowed is six. Will Uebelacker of WUD Architecture is the applicant and Judy Moses is the project owner.

• An application for early assistance is pending for a proposed distribution facility at 9475 N. Horseshoe Ave. Anticipated estimates are that the facility would generate 611 peak-hour trips during mornings and 325 during afternoons. Devin Moore of Kimley-Horn & Associates Inc. is the applicant and Prologis LP is the project owner.

• An applicant proposes a project for 5516 S.E. 72nd Ave. There would be demolition of roughly 18,000 square feet of the existing structure, renovation of approximately 35,000 square feet, and addition of approximately 30,000 square feet (in two stories). Laura Roark of FFA Architecture & Interiors Inc. is the applicant and Brett Horner (the city of Portland) is the project owner.

• An application for early assistance was submitted for a project at 5937 N.E. Mason St. The proposal calls for 11 townhomes in groups of twos or threes. A common house is proposed, and an additional tea house/yoga house (without water or sewer) would be located within a grove of trees. A shared parking area is proposed. Sarah Radelet of Strata Land Use Planning is the applicant and 6005 Mason LLC is the project owner.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services