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Lloyd Center master plan in Portland land use review intakes | Oct. 2, 2023

By: Alex Jensen//October 2, 2023//

Lloyd Center master plan in Portland land use review intakes | Oct. 2, 2023

Alex Jensen//October 2, 2023//

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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.

Mt. Tabor Park (Portland Maps)

Type 3 procedure (historic resource review) – pending
Address: Mt. Tabor Park, at 6325 S.E. Division St.
Applicant: Brett Horner of Portland Parks & Recreation
Owner: The city of Portland 

The proposal calls for replacement of 84 light poles.

 

 

 

 


Early assistance – pending
Address:
622 N.W. Glisan St.
Applicant:
Whit Middlecoff of GBD Architects
Owner:
Harsch Investment Properties LLC

Central City Concern would like to use existing warehouse space to store its Clean Start vehicle fleet.


Baldwin Apartments, a 63-unit affordable housing development, is proposed for 3717 N. Interstate Ave. (Metro)

Early assistance – pending
Address: 3717 N. Interstate Ave.
Applicant: Dariia Vernygora of Salazar Architect
Owner: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest

The proposal calls for construction of the Baldwin Apartments with and ground-floor amenity spaces. The project will be funded by the Portland Housing Bureau.

 

 


Mixed-use space much less auto-centric than the existing mall is envisioned for the Lloyd Center property in Northeast Portland. (ZGF/Field Operations)

Design advice request – pending
Address: 2201 N.E. Lloyd Center
Applicant: Allison Rouse of ZGF Architects
Owner: KREF Lloyd Center Owner LLC

A master plan for Lloyd Center proposes a high-density, mixed-use redevelopment. It would include public open spaces, entertainment space, offices, and retail space.

 

 

 

 


Pre-application conference – pending
Address: Veterans Memorial Coliseum, at 300 N. Ramsay Way
Applicant: Lee Sterrett of Perkins & Will of Seattle
Owner: The city of Portland

The first phase of renovations to the coliseum (a contributing resource on the National Register of Historic Places) would involve the north stage lot stairs, the west berm exterior exit stairs, fencing, landscaping, gates, and more.


Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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