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A weekly list of highlights from commercial land use review activity in Portland by the Bureau of Development Services in the prior week.

Early assistance 鈥� application
础诲诲谤别蝉蝉:听920 S.E. Stark St.
础辫辫濒颈肠补苍迟蝉:听Todd Spangler of Hacker
翱飞苍别谤:听NIR OP LLC

The proposal calls for construction of a new mixed-use core and shell building that would hold manufacturing and production space, industrial office space, and potentially a small amount of retail and general office space.

Type 3 procedure (historic resource review) – pending
Address: Phillip Apartments, at 514 N.W. Ninth Ave.
Applicant: Robert Thompson of TVA Architects
翱飞苍别谤:听FH Honeyman Lofts LLC of Los Angeles

The proposal calls for construction of an eight-story, 172,000-square-foot, multifamily building with 165 residential units and ground-floor retail space. The 85-foot-tall building would be five stories of wood framing over a three-story concrete base with two levels of below-grade parking (105 stalls).

Early assistance 鈥� application
Address: 2407 N.W. 28th Ave.
Applicant: Sarah Young of Open Concept Architecture
Owner: Accretech SBS

Plans call for demolition of an existing warehouse to allow construction of a new two-story industrial building with accessory office space.

Early assistance 鈥� pending
础诲诲谤别蝉蝉:听1135 S.E. 80th Ave.
Applicant: Zac Horton of Faster Permits
翱飞苍别谤:听La Osita LLC

The proposal calls for conversion of an existing grocery store into a restaurant.

Early assistance 鈥� application
Address: 2336 N. Killingsworth St.
Applicant: Gabe Headrick of Steelhead Architecture
Owner: Haight McAllister Real Estate 1 LLC and Kim Fey

Plans call for demolition of an existing house and accessory dwelling unit to allow construction a new three-story, 12-unit apartment building.

Type 2 procedure (adjustment) 鈥� pending
Address: 8506 N. Edison St.
Applicant: Kim Olson of Mahlum Architects and Erik Granum of Urban Development Partners
Owner: Platypus Land LLC

The proposal calls for construction of a cohousing development, called 鈥淐athedral Park Cohousing,鈥� that would be approximately 46,500 square feet and include 35 residential units and common spaces. A disability-forward design would be emphasized.

Pre-application conference 鈥� application
Address: 10450 S.W. Barbur Blvd.
Applicant: Calista Fitzgerald of LRS Architects
Owner: Metro

The proposal calls for redevelopment of Portland Value Inn into a five-story, 98-unit affordable housing building (approximately 94,810 square feet) with studios and units with one, two, three or four bedrooms.

Early assistance 鈥� application
Address: 5422 N. Mississippi Ave.
Applicant: Josef West of West Architects
Owner: Homma Group of Palo Alto, California

A new five-story, 40,000-square-foot inclusionary housing building is proposed. The building would include 60 residential units and community space on the ground floor.

Early assistance 鈥� pending
Address: 10721 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Applicant: Janel Mallek of GreenbergFarrow in Chicago
Owner: Master Plan Development

Plans call for removal of some of the windows at Grocery Outlet for safety due to multiple shootings. An adjustment to ground-floor window standards will likely be needed.

Design review (a type 2 procedure) 鈥� pending
Address: Northeast Multnomah Street (within the 97232 zip code)
Applicant: Kyle Anderson of GBD Architects
Owner: Lloyd Center Tower Condominium Owners Association

The proposal calls for installation of security fencing, gates and roll-up vehicle access doors to secure the open-air garage at the Lloyd Center Tower

Design review (a type 1 procedure) 鈥� pending聽
Address: 1225 N.E. Second Ave.
Applicant: David Garry of Legacy Health Systems
Owner: Legacy Emanuel Hospital & Health Center

A new stair leading from the existing exit balcony is proposed to create an accessible route leading to the sidewalk fronting Northeast Multnomah Street.

Pre-application conference 鈥� pending
Address: 10400 N. Burgard Way
Applicant: Valentina Vreugdenhil and Chad Plata of Trilogy Medwaste of Houston
Owner: T Dock LLC

The proposal calls for creation of a new medical waste transfer station within an existing building. The facility would not accept hazardous waste.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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