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Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 15, 2022

By: Alex Jensen//August 15, 2022//

Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 15, 2022

Alex Jensen//August 15, 2022//

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BUILDING ISSUED
$3,300,000
Address: 2171 N. Rosa Parks Way, Portland
Contractor: Hamilton and Kashoro Group

Construction plans call for a new 27-unit apartment building with associated sitework.

$3,000,000
Address: 7759 N.E. Mary Olson Way
Contractor: JH Kelly

Plans call for the hanger building to be remodeled for a new tenant. Exterior alterations include the parking lot, landscape, sidewalks, a new ramp, and envelope repairs to the hanger doors and skylight. Interior work includes demolition of walls and the removal of a paint booth. New walls will be added to create stores, offices, bathrooms, a conference room, locker rooms, a breakroom and mechanical and electrical rooms.

$1,000,000
Address: Pop Block’s Splash Apartments at 875 N.E. 27th Ave.
Applicant: Michael Cecil of R&H Construction
Owner: SP Jade II
Contractor: R&H Construction

Work includes a concrete post tensioning system.

$550,000
Address: 207 N.W. 10th Ave.
Applicant: Edman Sustman of Gensler
Owner: 10th & Dvis VQOF LLC
Contractor: Elite Retail Services

Plans call for a new ice cream shop on the ground floor. Work includes a change of occupancy from M to A-2 and B. Alterations consist of new restrooms, a commercial kitchen and a dining area.

$967,940
Address: 1705 S.E. Third Ave.
Applicant: Josh Brandt of Bora Architects
Owner: Volta LLC
Contractor: Fortis Construction

Work includes a tenant improvement to establish occupancy on Tenant Space 3. Plans call for new interior partitions to create offices and associated fixtures.

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BUILDING PERMIT INTAKES
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$25,806,804
Address: Choice Cambria at 135 N.W. Park Ave.
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: CH Portland Park Ave
Contractor: Deacon Construction

Plans call for a new six-story hotel with 178 rooms. There would be associated sitework.

$500,000
Address: 730 S.W. 10th Ave.
Applicant: Andrew Schilling of Salt Architecture
Owner: City of Portland’s Bureau of Transportation
Contractor: Don Snair of D&B Company

Work would include a tenant improvement for Unit 113 on the first floor. Plans call for a partial change of occupancy from M to B. Alterations consist of new interior partitions, millwork, finishes and plumbing fixtures to create retail space, an open office and breakroom.

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$3,000,000
Address: Pioneer Place’s Apple Store at 450 S.W. Yamhill St.
Applicant: Krista Brewer of Hoffman Corp.
Owner: Pioneer Place LLC
Contractor: Hoffman Construction

Work would include installation of new security doors and a polycarbonate security enclosure around the building.

FACILITY PERMITS ISSUED
$792,500
Address: Marshall Union Manor at 2020 N.W. Northrup St.
Contractor: Tom Mitchell (Walsh Construction)

Plans call for a tenant improvement on floors three through 12 to create all one-bedroom apartments uniform with federal accessibility standards. Work includes demolition and addition of new walls and alterations to the ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$725,000
Address: Sixth + Main at 1050 S.W. Sixth Ave.
Contractor: Lease Crutcher Lewis

Work includes a tenant improvement on the sixth floor for DKS Associates, an engineering consultant firm. Alterations consist of demolition and addition of walls to create a reception area, conference rooms, offices, a breakout room, phone rooms, open office areas, and a copy/print area. There will also be ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical work.

FACILITY PERMIT INTAKES
$8,917,000
Address: One Main Place at 101 S.W. Main St.
Contractor: Chris Holbrook Construction

Plans call for a tenant improvement on the fourth through eighth and 15th floor. Work would include demolition and addition of walls to create lounge areas, conference rooms, wellness rooms, offices, break rooms and more. There would also be ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical alterations.

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$8,300,000
Address: Legacy Health’s Montgomery Park Office, at 2701 N.W. Vaughn St.
Contractor: Swinerton Builders

Work would include demolition and addition of walls on the fourth and fifth floor to create a reception area, a board room, offices, huddle rooms, focus rooms, conference rooms, pantry areas, a training room, wellness rooms, a video studio, collaboration areas, a design studio, and more. Plans also call for a creating a communicating stairway between the fourth and fifth floor. There would be ceiling, flooring, plumbing and electrical alterations.

$1,750,000
Address: Kaiser Permanente’s Nicolai Service Center office at 2850 N.W. Nicolai St.
Contractor: Bremik Construction

Plans call for a HVAC upgrade to the roof and first and second floor. Work would extend the walls to structure in mechanical rooms. There would also be ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical alteration on the first and second floor.

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$575,000
Address: Kaiser Permanente’s Nicolai Service Center office at 2850 N.W. Nicolai St.
Contractor: Total Mechanical Inc.

Alterations would include mechanical work on the first floor, second floor and roof for the HVAC upgrades. Plans call for the installation of ductwork, grilles, diffusers, water source heat pumps, coils, exhaust fans, gravity food, new roof louvers, plumbing and electrical.

$1,255,625
Address: Oregon Health & Science University at 3250 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road, Unit HRC
Contractor: Hoffman Construction

Work would include a tenant improvement on the eighth floor consisting of the demolition and addition of walls to remodel three flex rooms that separate emergency and behavioral health patients. Alterations would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

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Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services. Please note that has changed how it publishes permit information, which no longer includes either the applicant or the project owner.


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