Commercial building and facility permits for May 16, 2022

By: Alex Jensen//May 16, 2022//

Commercial building and facility permits for May 16, 2022

Alex Jensen//May 16, 2022//

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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

$695,000
Address: 8101 N.E. Killingsworth St.
Applicant: Greg Mino of Mackenzie
Owner: KIP Holdings
Contractor: Mike Jordan (Precision Construction)

Plans call for grading to prepare for future construction and site work.

$3,528,032
Address: Collective on 4th Apartments, at 1818 S.W. Fourth Ave.
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: Core Portland LLC
Contractor: Charter Construction of Seattle

Work includes repairs to the waterproof membranes of the second-level courtyard roof and terraces, the fourth-level deck and edge planters, and the level-15 deck.

$850,000
Address: 5736 N.E. 109th Ave.
Applicant: Brannon Lobdell of BRLA
Owner: Slough Side LLC
Contractor: Doug Berger (PHI Construction)

Plans call for construction of a prefabricated metal building to hold a warehouse and offices. There will be a detached trash enclosure and site work consisting of parking lots, swales, site access, and a work yard.

$900,000
Address: 1432 N.W. Johnson St.
Applicant: Paul Kurth of LRS Architects
Owner: NW Johnson Property LLC
Contractor: Walen Construction

Plans for a tenant improvement include a partial change of occupancy to car storage. Work will create a vehicle display area, a hospitality room, a conference room, a library, a break room, and a service drop-off area on the main floor. The second story will remain offices.

$2,500,000
Address: 16 N. Blandena St.
Applicant: Ryan Pickrel of Faster Permits
Owner: Rachel Andrew and Dan Andrew
Contractor: Scott Elliott (Elliott Properties)

Plans call for construction of a new three-story, 12-unit apartment building with associated site work.

UNDER INSPECTION

BUILDING PERMIT INTAKES

UNDER REVIEW

$1,935,000
Address: 8137 S.E. 13th Ave.
Applicant: Dan Williams of Faster Permits
Owner: Tenino 12 LLC
Contractor: VWR Development

Plans call for construction of a new three-story, 19-unit apartment building with ground-floor retail space. There would be associated site work.

$550,000
Address: Gossamer Apartments, at 255 N.W. 10th Ave.
Applicant: Edward Sustman of Gensler
Owner: 10th & Davis VQOF LLC
Contractor: Elite Retail Services

Plans call for a ground-floor tenant improvement to suit an ice cream shop. Work would include construction of new restrooms, a commercial kitchen and a dining area.

UNDER REVIEW

$2,448,250
Address: 3000 S.E. Powell Blvd.
Applicant: Mark Schmidt of Holst Architecture
Owner: Home Forward
Contractor: Colas Construction

The new construction permit is approved to issue. This permit for the 3000 Powell project covers inclusion of heat pumps and associated coordination 鈥� including updated architectural, structural and electrical drawings.

FACILITY PERMITS ISSUED

$835,255
Address: 26 S.W. Salmon St.
Contractor: Balfour Beatty Construction

Plans call for demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones on the first floor to create offices, a mother’s room, an open office area, a server room, a file room, a break room, meeting rooms, restrooms, and a reception area. Work will also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$1,225,799
Address: 2020 S.W. Fourth Ave.
Contractor: Oreneva Construction

A tenant improvement for suite 500 calls for demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones to create an open office, conference rooms, a wellness room, a mother’s room, a waiting area, an IT/storage room, phone rooms, an entry area, restrooms, huddle rooms, a coffee room, a break room, and a hallway. Work will also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

FACILITY PERMIT INTAKES

$792,500
Address: 2020 N.W. Northrup St.
Contractor: Tom Mitchell (Walsh Construction)

Work for Marshall Union Manor would include demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones on floors 3-12 to create uniformity with federal accessibility standards for one-bedroom units. Alterations would include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW

$2,777,000
Address: 808 S.W. Campus Drive (Kohler Pavilion)
Contractor: Out to bid.

Work would include demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones on the fifth floor to create a high-temperature steam room and a steam generator room. Alterations would include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$655,000
Address: 2020 S.W. Fourth Ave.
Contractor: Out to bid.

Work would include demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones in Suite 850 to create a break room, offices, a reception area, work areas, an equipment room, an open office area, storage, a server room, and a vestibule. Alterations would include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW

$4,000,000
Address: 1250 N.W. Ninth Ave.
Contractor: Out to bid.

Work for a fourth-floor tenant improvement would include minor demolition and construction of new walls to create an innovation room, a hack garage room, a soft work room, meeting rooms, customer service areas, bathrooms, a wellness room, an IT kiosk area, a break area, a locker area, and open office areas. Alterations would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$3,750,000
Address: 1125 N.W. Couch St.
Contractor: Kevin Merriman Jr. (Abbott Construction)

Work would include minor demolition and construction of new walls for Deloitte on the sixth floor. The alterations would create an arrival area, storage rooms, enclaves, meeting rooms, lockers, an IT suite, team rooms, bathrooms, a mother’s room, a catering pantry, an exploration studio, and open office areas. Work would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW

$4,806,566
Address: 3161 S.W. Pavilion Loop
Contractor: Out to bid.

Two permits totaling $4,806,566 are under review for 3161 S.W. Pavilion Loop. Plans call for relocation of the Department of Medicine on the second floor. Work would include minor demolition and construction of new walls to create a break room, offices, consultation rooms, a bathroom, a conference room, a copy/work room, an electrical room, a mechanical room, and an administrative storage room. Work would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services. Please note that BDS has changed how it publishes permit information, which includes the applicant and the project owner for commercial building permits 鈥� but not facility permits.

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