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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:

$6,712,250
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

Three additional permits, totaling $6,712,250, were issued for Portland International Airport. Work involves an interior aluminum sunscreen, seismic restraints for electrical raceways and equipment and a unit substation for seismic anchorage.

$1,386,450
Address: 4421 N.E. Columbia Blvd.
Applicant: Crystal Glanz-Kreutz of Convergence Architecture
Owner: Tri-Met
Contractor: Out to bid.

Work involves a partial roof replacement that includes a canopy, a resurface of the loading dock and installation of HVAC equipment.

$1,169,000
Address: 546 N.E. 12th Ave. 
Applicant: Scott Skurdahl of Andersen Construction
Owner: School District No. 1
Contractor: Michael Carrigg (Andersen Construction)

Work involves metal panels for multiple buildings for the Benson Polytechnic High School modernization project.

$603,091
Address: 1011 S.E. Lincoln St.
Applicant: Colin Jensen of Thesis Studio Architecture
Owner: 1011 Lincoln LLC
Contractor: Hammer and Hand Inc.

A tenant improvement (new tenant) involves a reconfiguration of the first and second floor, demolition of walls and the construction of new ones to create a new floor area.

$746,682
Address: 3232 N.W. Industrial St.
Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits
Owner: Ellingson Brothers LLC of Tacoma, Washington
Contractor: R&H Construction

Plans call for tenant upgrades that consists of a relocation and addition of workstations, an occupancy conversion, an addition of two loading bays and ceiling upgrades.

$620,612
Address: 11982 N.E. Glisan St.
Applicant: Neil Lee of Leeka Architecture
Owner: Powell-Glisan Associates LLC of Kirkland, Washington
Contractor: Jarrod Fogle (Walen Construction LLC)

A tenant improvement (new tenant) involves a partial occupancy and build-out to create bathrooms and kitchens and the removal of a demising wall to combine tenant spaces.

$700,000
Address: 3260 S.E. Milwaukie Ave.
Applicant: Daniel Skovron of Truebeck Construction
Owner: HS PDX Brooklyn Owner LLC
Contractor: Truebeck Construction Inc. of San Mateo, California

Work involves wood joists for the Brooklyn Apartments, a five-story, 121-unit development under construction in Southeast Portland.

$1,980,000
Address: 3388 S.W. 11th Ave. 
Applicant: Not listed.
Owner: Not listed.
Contractor: Hometech LLC

Plans call for a new four-story, 18-unit apartment building with site improvements and a trash enclosure.

Building Permit Intakes:

None for any project with a value of $500,000 or greater.

Facility Permits Issued:

$1,000,000
Address: 590 S.W. Ninth Ave.
Applicant: Steven Rupert of GBD Architects
Owner: BDC/Washington Street LLC
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction LLC)

A tenant improvement for Mahler Jewelers on the first floor involves a replacement of the storefront doors, minor demolition, new walls to create a sales area, an office, a bathroom, a stock room, and a back-of-house area. Alterations also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$900,000
Address: Oregon Clinic, 1414 N.W. Northrup St.
Applicant: Not listed.
Owner: Not listed.
Contractor: Jarrod Fogle (Walen Construction LLC)

A tenant improvement to Benson Glass’s office on the seventh floor (suite 700) involves demolition of walls and the construction of new ones to create office, storerooms, conference rooms, a server room, a break area, copy areas, open office areas, restrooms, flex rooms and more. There would also be ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$3,300,000
Address: 1225 N.E. Second Ave.
Applicant: Paul Borowick of PKA Architects
Owner: Legacy Emanuel Hospital & Health Center
Contractor: Total Mechanical of Camas, Washington

Plans call for minor demolition and installation of housekeeping pads with an equipment anchorage on the lower level and first floor.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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