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Dec. 6-12, 2021

• Design review is pending for 544 S.E. Oak St. The proposal calls for replacement and reconfiguration of the existing sidewalk-grade door on the Oak Street façade with one that meets ADA requirements. The existing Sixth Avenue roll-up door would be replaced with an accordion glass door. The existing mezzanine windows would be replaced with new ones at the pedestrian/sidewalk level.
• Early assistance is pending for 1010 S.W. Gibbs St. The proposal calls for a mixed-use development above a one-level parking garage. The building would hold 32 multifamily units and approximately 10,000 square feet of retail space.
• Early assistance is pending for environmental cleanup of property along North Time Oil Road (within the 97203 zip code). Plans call for cleanup work, building demolition and site grading.
• Early assistance is pending for a new four-story, 25-unit affordable housing development at 8026 S.W. 31st Ave. The building would include a community area, a covered garden and a gas fire pit (or exterior fireplace). The structure would include a daylit basement and a structured parking garage. Flow-through planters would serve as storm retention and landscaping features.
• Early assistance is pending for development of two adjacent properties, at 5816 N. Harvard St. The existing houses would be demolished, and a new triplex would be constructed at 5828 N. Harvard St. and a new fourplex would be built at 5816 N. Harvard St. The developments would be designed as townhomes per residential building code.
• Early assistance is pending for Meridian Gardens, at 11250 S.E. Division St. The proposal calls for construction of a supportive recovery building with 85 units that would consist of single-room-occupancy and studio units.
• A Type 3 procedure (historic resource review with modifications) is pending for a renovation at 1839 N.E. 14th Ave. The existing six-story, 95-unit apartment building would gain a property management office and a community room on the ground floor. Work would include installation of new exterior cladding, HVAC upgrades, site upgrades, and a nonconforming upgrade.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services