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96-unit affordable housing proposal in Portland land use review intakes | Oct. 16, 2023

By: Alex Jensen//October 16, 2023//

96-unit affordable housing proposal in Portland land use review intakes | Oct. 16, 2023

Alex Jensen//October 16, 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.

A five-story, 96-unit affordable housing development is proposed for 10450 S.W. Barbur Blvd. (Portland Maps)

Design advice – application
Address: 10450 S.W. Barbur Blvd.
Applicant: Calista Fitzgerald of LRS Architects
Owner: Metro

The proposal calls for construction of a five-story, 96-unit affordable housing building with studios and units with one, two, three or four bedrooms. The building would have two common rooms, property manager offices, and offices and meeting rooms for on-site support services.

 

 


A firefighters memorial is proposed for the right-of-way near Southwest Alder Street and 19th Avenue. (Portland Maps)

Early assistance – application
Address:
Right-of-way bordered by Southwest Alder Street, 18th Avenue and 19th Avenue
Applicant:
Charles Brucker of PLACE
Owner:
not listed

Plans call for construction of a Portland firefighters memorial adjacent to the historic David Campbell memorial.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Two office buildings are proposed for 3838 N.W. Front Ave. (Portland Maps)

Early assistance – application
Address: 3838 N.W. Front Ave.
Applicant: Jennifer Kimura and Jericho Bankston of VLMK Engineering + Design
Owner: Irvjoy Third Generation Corp. of Atlanta

The proposal calls for construction of two speculative office buildings – one 292,500 square feet and the other 281,320 square feet.

 

 


Design advice & pre-application conference – application
Address: 1806 N.E. 12th Ave.
Applicant: Mark Dane of Mark Dane Planning
Owner: Main Street Development

The proposal is for a four-unit condominium development.


Type 2 procedure – pending
Address: 4927 N.E. 55th Ave.
Applicant: Ted Labbe of Depave
Owner: Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church of Portland Oregon

Work would involve the removal of 18,000 square feet of pavement on the church’s south side to allow redevelopment of the space with trees, landscaping, outdoor seating, and a children’s play area.


Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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