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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.

Building Permits Issued:

$800,000
Address: Albina Head Start’s office, at 909 N.E. 52nd Ave.
Applicant: Bob Thrapp of Soderstrom Architects
Owner: Albina Head Start
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Plans call for a seismic upgrade, including mandatory work in unreinforced masonry sections and replacement of the deteriorating attached canopy on the south elevation.

$2,838,652
Address: Lewis & Clark College, at 10101 S. Terwilliger Blvd.
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: Lewis & Clark College
Contractor: Benchmark Contracting

Work will involve construction of new softball and baseball turf fields and a one-story dugout.

$500,000
Address: Block 216, at 917 S.W. Alder St.
Applicant: Michael Parshall of Woodblock Architecture
Owner: BDC/​Washington St LLC
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Goldsboro, North Carolina)

A tenant improvement for the food hall will include a slab plan, floor plans, restrooms, tenant equipment, structural details, and more.

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$544,000
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Mikaela Christman of Faster Permits
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: Hoffman Skanska LLC

Work would involve installation of supports for hydronic piping for the main terminal redevelopment project.

UNDER REVIEW
$960,000
Address: 301 S.E. Morrison St.
Applicant: William Neburka of Evident Architecture
Owner: Walt & Pam Pelett 2016 Trust
Contractor: to be determined

Work would include an interior renovation of the existing restaurant and an addition to the rear for a covered patio and trash enclosure.

UNDER REVIEW
$3,000,000
Address: 10542 S.E. Washington St.
Applicant: Dan Williams of Faster Permits
Owner: Plaza 205 Portland LLC of Santa Ana, California
Contractor: not listed

A tenant improvement for a first-time tenant would involve a build-out for a grocery store with several walk-in coolers and freezers.

UNDER REVIEW
$2,980,000
Address: Northeast Second Avenue (within the 97212 zip code)
Applicant: Mark Nye of Works Progress Architecture
Owner: CPIF PDX LLC of Seattle
Contractor: not listed

The permit is under review for a new residential development along Northeast Second Avenue. Plans call for demolition and removal of the existing building for shoring, excavation, and construction of a one-level, below-grade parking garage.

Facility Permits Issued:

$776,291
Address: Oregon Health & Science University, at 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road – Building OHS
Applicant: Ryan Brunelle of NBBJ
Owner: Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Contractor: James Aarhus (Skanska USA Building of Parsippany, New Jersey)

A tenant improvement for a clinical nutrition and rehab suite on the ninth floor will include demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create rehab areas, a restroom, a break area, a supplies room, and more. Alterations would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER INSPECTION
$8,000,000
Address: Adventist Health Portland, at 10101 S.E. Main St., unit LL-1
Applicant: Scot Jahn of Clark/Kjos Architects
Owner: Portland Adventist Medical Center of Roseville, California
Contractor: Viking Engineering and Construction LLC

Plans call for demolition of walls and construction of new ones for the Richmond Clinic on the first, second, and third floors to create a check-in and lobby area, waiting rooms, bathrooms, exam rooms, treatment rooms, a soiled room, offices, workstations and more.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$694,870
Address: World Trade Center Portland, at 121 S.W. Salmon St.
Applicant: Renee Snyder of Bainbridge
Owner: 121 SW Salmon St Corp.
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Goldsboro, North Carolina)

A tenant improvement for McDonald Jacobs on the 11th floor would include demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create a reception area, phone rooms, conference rooms, a work room, a staff break room, offices, a storage room, and open office areas. Work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

See also:

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