Commercial building and facility permits for Jan. 3, 2023

By: Alex Jensen//January 3, 2023//

Commercial building and facility permits for Jan. 3, 2023

Alex Jensen//January 3, 2023//

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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

$6,500,000
Address: 1952 N. Lombard St.
Applicant: Corey Morris of Carleton Hart Architecture
Owner: Multnomah County
Contractor: James E. Anderson (Cedar Mill Construction)

Plans call for an addition to the main entry way and a change of occupancy to accommodate a shelter. A separate alteration permit was issued for the site to turn the parking lot into an emergency shelter with 18 sleeping pods. Also, two new construction permits were issued for the site to build a trash enclosure and a bicycle shelter.

BUILDING PERMIT INTAKES

UNDER REVIEW

$1,859,371
Address: Northeast Graham Street (within the 97212 zip code)
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: Graham Street Properties
Contractor: Mark Lisac (Lisac Brothers Construction)

The three-story, 29-unit building would include associated site work, on-site bike parking and a detached trash enclosure.

$2,515,533
Address: 7759 N.E. Mary Olson Way
Applicant: Matthew Fischer of Burns & McDonnell Engineering (Kansas City, Missouri office)
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: Burns & McDonnell

Plans call for modifications to the United Airlines hangar’s fire suppression system. It would gain new pumps and an enclosure (a pump house) on the exterior.

UNDER REVIEW

FACILITY PERMITS ISSUED

$527,233
Address: 4380 S. Macadam Ave.
Contractor: Chris Holbrook Construction of Vancouver, Washington

Plans call for a tenant improvement to Prologis’ office on the fourth floor (suite 440). Work includes minor demolition and construction of new walls to create conference rooms, a waiting area, a wellness room, focus rooms, a break room, a flexible work area, an open office area, and more. Alterations also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

FACILITY PERMIT INTAKES

$698,000
Address: Kaiser Permanente, at 500 N.E. Multnomah St.
Contractor: Bob Schommer (Schommer & Sons)

Plans call for new walls to create a landscape shop in the parking area. Work would include reconfiguration of parking stalls as well as an interior remodel. Alterations would include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW

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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