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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:

$753,832
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 involves metal stairs for the main terminal redevelopment project.

$1,850,000
Address: 451 N.E. 75th Ave.
Applicant: Prudence Eca-Mizose of LMC Construction
Owner: Metro
Contractor:LMC Construction

Work involves aluminum storefronts for Glisan Landing, a 137-unit affordable housing development under construction in Portland’s Montavilla neighborhood.

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$5,312,250
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Mikaela Christman and Chad Charvat of Faster Permits
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: Hoffman Skanska LLC

Two addition permits totaling $5,312,250 are under review for Portland International Airport. Work would involve installation of an interior aluminum sun screen and seismic restraints and anchorage for electrical equipment as part of the main terminal redevelopment project.

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UNDER REVIEW
$1,044,698
Address: 2380 N. Killingsworth St.
Applicant: Gabe Headrick of Steelhead Architecture
Owner: Haight McAllister Real Estate 1 LLC
Contractor: JW Ayers Design Build LLC

Plans call for construction of a three-story, 12-unit apartment building with an attached bike and trash enclosure. There would also be associated site work.

UNDER REVIEW
$625,000
Address: 12035 N.E. Halsey St.
Applicant: Robert Grebl of FHA Architects
Owner: Maj Pacific LLC of Elk Grove, California
Contractor: not listed

A tenant improvement for a new tenant would involve a build-out for a new Chipotle restaurant.

Facility Permits Issued:

$580,000
Address: 10550 N.E. Halsey St.
Applicant: Amy Palmer of Merryman Barnes Architects
Owner: Prosper Portland
Contractor: Israel Rodriguez (Fulcrum Construction and Building Services LLC)

A tenant improvement will involve demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create a preschool with classrooms, an office, a gym, a wobblers’ room, a toddlers’ room, an infants’ room, restrooms, and more. Work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$650,000
Address: Multnomah County Central Library, at 801 S.W. 10th Ave.
Applicant: Jim McCord of Spacesaver Specialists
Owner: Multnomah County Library District
Contractor: not listed

Work will involve reinstallation of library shelving.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$2,250,000
Address: 1225 N.E. Second Ave.
Applicant: not listed
Owner: not listed
Contractor: Total Mechanical Inc. of Camas, Washington

Work would involve HVAC equipment on all floors, including a steam boiler conversion, installation of condensing boilers, tanks, heat exchangers and more.

$845,605
Address: Park Avenue West, at 760 S.W. Ninth Ave.
Applicant: Nathan Morris of Dynalectric
Owner: West Park Avenue LLC
Contractor: not listed

A tenant improvement for UBS Financial Services on the 24th floor (suite 2450) would involve alterations to the existing fire alarm system (a smoke detector and five speakers/strobes).

$1,000,000
Address: Providence Medical Center, at 4805 N.E. Glisan St.
Applicant: Jaime Barajas of JRJ Architects
Owner: Providence Health & Services-Oregon of Renton, Washington
Contractor: Kevin Kelly (Fortis Construction)

A tenant improvement at the tunnel level would involve demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create a treatment linear accelerator room, an office, a nurse’s room, a restroom, and more. Work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$500,000
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Bob Schatz of Allusa Architecture
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: Western Properties I LLC of Ridgefield, Washington

A tenant improvement for Portland Coffee Roasters in the main terminal would involve demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create a back-of-house storage area, a dishwashing area, a serving counter, and an order area. Work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

See also:

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