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94-unit affordable housing project in Portland building permits | July 3, 2023

By: Hilary Dorsey//July 3, 2023//

94-unit affordable housing project in Portland building permits | July 3, 2023

Hilary Dorsey//July 3, 2023//

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Building issued for June 26-July 2, 2023

  • A $2,500,000 alteration permit was issued for the Port of Portland – Terminal 5 at 15550 N. Lombard St. Plans call for removal of the failed conveyor and support system. Ethan Moser of SMG Engineers is the applicant, the Port of Portland is the project owner, and Omega Morgan Cranes LLC is the contractor.
  • A $16.4 million permit for Albina One is under inspection. (Portland Maps)

    A $16,463,382 new construction permit is under inspection for Albina One at 1771 N. Flint Ave. Plans call for construction of a seven-story building with 94 affordable units, a large community room, resident services, a lobby, flexible meeting space and a small commercial space. The building would include balconies and rooftop solar panels. Ashley Koger of LEVER Architecture is the applicant, Albina Vision Trust is the project owner, and Colas Construction is the contractor.

  • A $600,000 addition permit was issued for 1601 N. Columbia Blvd. Plans call for the addition of a steel canopy, new roll-up door openings, interior office improvements, a second-floor restroom and two fire riser rooms. Josef West of West Architects is the applicant, LB Stone Properties Group of Spokane, Washington, is the project owner, and Jarrod Fogle of Walen Construction is the contractor.

Building permit intakes for June 26-July 2, 2023

  • A $5.6 million permit for an emergency shelter is on hold due to funding issues and design changes. (Portland Maps)

    A $5,600,000 new construction permit is on hold for 1122 S.E. Ankeny St. Plans call for construction of an emergency shelter. The shelter/transitional housing facility will provide sleeping, restroom and support services for approximately 129 guests. At the request of the applicant, the project has been placed on hold due to funding issues and design changes. Leslie Cliffe of Bora Architecture & Interiors is the applicant and YBP Ankeny LLC is the project owner. The contractor is not listed.

  • A $560,000 alteration permit is under review for 0690 S.W. Bancroft St. Plans call for removing interior walls, doors, ceilings and lighting fixtures, and installing new structural support. Sarah Winegar of Mackenzie is the applicant, T & E Investments LLC is the project owner, and TEAM Construction LLC of Vancouver, Washington, is the contractor.
  • A $698,085 alteration permit is under review for a tenant improvement at 11982 N.E. Glisan St. Plans call for building out office space, including partition walls, bathrooms and kitchens, and removing a section of a demising wall to combine tenant spaces. Neil Lee of LEEKA Architecture & Planning is the applicant and Powell-Glisan Associates LLC is the project owner. The primary contractor is to be determined.
  • A $500,000 new construction permit is approved to issue for 8101 N.E. Lombard St. Plans call for installation of HVAC seismic restraints. Brandon Safstrom of Hoffman Construction is the applicant, Kip Holdings Co. is the project owner, and Mike Jordan of Precision Construction is the contractor.
  • A $500,000 alteration permit is approved to issue for Block 216’s food hall at 917 S.W. Alder St. Plans call for revising tenant information, slab plan, floor plans, restrooms, tenant equipment, structural details and plumbing information. Michael Parshall of Woodblock Architecture is the applicant, BDC/Washington St LLC is the project owner, and Steve Paschal of Balfour Beatty Construction of Goldsboro, North Carolina, is the contractor.

Facility permits issued for June 26-July 2, 2023

  • A $950,000 alteration permit was issued for 233 N.W. Ninth Ave. Plans call for demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create offices, a kitchenette, restrooms, vestibules, sales areas, a setup room, a fire riser room, window display areas, a seating area, and a tech lab. Work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Warwick Construction of Houston is the contractor.
  • An $800,000 alteration permit was issued for the Portland State Office Building, at 800 N.E. Oregon St. Plans call for replacing the roof, boilers, pumps, expansion tanks, an air separator, a damper, louvers, a hood, split systems, and piping. There will be electrical work. Ruth Salas of Hermanson Co. of Kent, Washington, is the contractor.
  • A $1,000,000 multiple dwellings/single lot improvements permit was issued for 9486 N. Trumbull Ave. Site development work will include grading, landscaping and shared infrastructure. Alex Kaydalin of A I Kaydalin Construction is the contractor.

Facility permit intakes for June 26-July 2, 2023

  • 11W is a 24-story mixed-use building in Portland’s West End. (Alex Jensen/91ÊÓÆµ file)

    A $5,900,000 alteration permit is under review for a tenant improvement to suit Miller Nash at 11W, at 1140 S.W. Washington St. Work would include minor demolition and construction of walls on the sixth and seventh floors to create storage rooms, offices, conference rooms, locker rooms, refresh areas, collaboration areas, a huddle room, a wellness room, and more. Brian Sabom of Turner Construction is the contractor.

  • An $804,505 alteration permit is under review for the Multnomah County Justice Center, at 1120 S.W. Third Ave., unit 1. Work would include replacing the boiler on the 16th floor and installing new water boilers, flues, piping and electrical items. The primary contractor is out to bid.
  • An $870,000 alteration permit is under review for 2055 N.W. Savier St. Work would include installing ductwork, grilles, diffusers, exterior louvers, air handling units, a water treatment unit, exhaust fans, and more. Plumbing and electrical work is planned. The primary contractor is out to bid.
  • A $4,950,000 alteration permit is under review for 2055 N.W. Savier St. Plans call for installing a new entry door, performing minor interior demolition, and adding walls to create pre-op areas, bathrooms, storage rooms, a waiting area, a reception area, consultation rooms, exam rooms, nurse stations, and more. Work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. The primary contractor is out to bid.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services. Please note that 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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