By: Alex Jensen//February 27, 2023//
Alex Jensen//February 27, 2023//

A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by the Bureau of Development Services in the prior week.

Under Inspection
$800,000
Address: 495 N.E. Jessup St.
Applicant: Not listed.
Owner: Not listed.
Contractor: Summit Design Contractors of Ridgefield, Washington
Plans call for construction of a new three-story six-plex.
Under Inspection
$800,000
Address: 485 N.E. Jessup St.
Applicant: Not listed.
Owner: Not listed.
Contractor: Summit Design Contractors of Ridgefield, Washington
Plans call for construction of a new three-story six-plex. There will also be associated site work and construction of a detached trash enclosure.
$746,295
Address: 5515 S.W. Canyon Court
Applicant:Â Not listed.
Owner: Not listed.
Contractor: Far Pacific LLC of Gresham
Plans call for creating a second-floor dining area by converting existing office space and adding space. Additional work will include repair of fire damage, landscaping, and removal of an attached storage addition, a covered walkway and an exterior dining area.
Under Review
$500,000
Address: 12032 S.E. Holgate Blvd.
Applicant: Katrina Kreitlow of John W Finklea Architect
Owner: RA Management LLC
Contractor: Gene Onishchenko (NW Specialty Construction)
Work would include repairs of interior finishes, lighting and plumbing fixtures.
Under Review

$8,454,388
Address: 141 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Brandon Yoder of Builders Design
Owner: Arda Properties LLC
Contractor: Mladen Baricevic (Arbe Homes LLC)
Six new construction permits totaling $8,454,388 are under review for 141 N.E. 146th Ave. Plans call for construction of six new apartment buildings; five would be three-story, 12-unit buildings, and the other would be a three-story, 18-unit building. Each would come with on-site parking and associated site work.
None for any project with a value of $500,000 or greater.
Under Review
$500,000
Address: Fox Tower, at 805 S.W. Broadway
Contractor: R&H Construction
A tenant improvement on the first and second floor to suit Mario’s would include demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create hospitality rooms, fitting areas, dressing rooms, window display areas, clothing areas, storerooms, offices, and restrooms. Alterations 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 – but not facility permits.
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