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April 18-24, 2022

• A Type 2 procedure (environmental review) is pending for 13705 N.E. Airport Way. Plans call for installation of new industrial security fencing around the Airport Way Regional Laboratory property. The fence would be 7 feet tall and include pedestrian and vehicular gates. New landscaping would help screen the fence from view. Breeze Griffin of Anderson Dabrowski Architects is the applicant and Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest is the project owner.
• A Type 2 procedure is pending for 4033 S.W. Canyon Road. Plans for improvements to the World Forestry Center call for demolition of Merlo Hall, removal of the train pavilion, restoration of the Discovery Center entrance to its original location, construction of a new entry plaza with a drop-off zone and canopy, addition of a small parking area, and construction of a two-story, high-performance, mass-timber building with museum and exhibition space, a multipurpose room, a café, offices and storage space. Joseph Furia (World Forestry Center) is the applicant, and the city of Portland is the project owner.
• A Type 2 procedure (adjustment) is pending for 805 S.E. 122nd Ave. The proposal calls for renovating and adding 6,500 square feet to the Multnomah County Library’s Midland branch. Garrett Helm of Bora Architecture & Interiors is the applicant and Multnomah County Library District is the project owner.
• A pre-application conference is being sought for 2050 W. Burnside St. The proposal calls for construction of a new eight-story mixed-use building with retail space and amenity space on the ground floor and apartments above. Scott Soukup of Ankrom Moisan Architects is the applicant. The project owners are Choi Family Properties and Bill’s Gold Coin.
• Early assistance is being sought for 5621 N.E. 105th Ave. The proposal calls for construction of an approximately 74,955-square-foot industrial warehouse with associated parking, loading and site improvements for utilities. Jessica Bruce of AHBL is the applicant and 205 Real Estate is the project owner.
• A pre-application conference is pending for 6904 N.E. Grand Ave. Removal of the historic designation of the existing residence (a contributing structure) is sought to allow construction of a 7,500-square-foot apartment complex within the Woodlawn Conservation District. Zac Horton of Faster Permits is the applicant and 6904 NE Grand Ave LLC is the project owner.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services