91ÊÓƵ

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:

$2,966,812Ìý
Address: 2811 N.E. Holman St.
Applicant: Dan Williams of Faster Permits
Owner: University of Oregon
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction LLC)

Work will involve installation of a new roof as well as an interior remodel including new walls for labs, studios, fabrication space, classrooms, conference rooms, and offices.

$6,500,000Ìý
Address: 6255 N.E. Cornfoot Road
Applicant: Matt Atkins of BBL Architects
Owner: state of Oregon
Contractor: David Dahl (P&C Construction) 

Work will involve voluntary seismic upgrades, installation of a new roof, reconfiguration of first-floor restrooms, replacement of second-floor offices and classrooms with new classrooms with an accordion-style room divider, and installation of new windows, a roll-up door, and a slab for a generator. Work will also involve installation of new metal panels on the east elevation and removal of a brick chimney. 

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$900,000Ìý
Address: 11040 N. Lombard St.
Applicant: Ethan Moser of SMG Engineers
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: not listed

Plans call for construction of an open-sided structure, a ramp, a conveyor, and access stairs for a dust reclamation system adjacent to the existing storage barn.

UNDER REVIEW
$810,000
Address: 4044 N. Suttle Road
Applicant: Meghan Portz of Jacobs Engineering Group of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Owner: Recology Portland Inc. of San Francisco 
Contractor: out to bid

Work would involve installation of a stormwater treatment system and associated site work. The system would include three above-ground storage tanks with flow control, a pump system, and related piping.

Facility Permits Issued:

$2,268,000
Address: 1136 S.W. Montgomery St. 
Applicant: Gerald Gotschall of Portland State University 
Owner: Oregon State Board of Higher Education 
Contractor: PHK Construction LLC

Plans call for window replacements on floors 2-6, minor demolition, exterior window replacements, and application of finishes.

$635,415
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: John Weil of Weil Architecture Studio
Owner: Port of Portland 
Contractor: Arctic Sheet Metal

A tenant improvement in the main terminal to suit new tenant Loyal Legion will involve installation of ductwork, grilles, diffusers, fan coils, exhaust fans, rooftop condensers, a kitchen hood, piping, and electrical elements. 

$5,453,058
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: John Weil of Weil Architecture Studio 
Owner: Port of Portland 
Contractor: Mike Jordan (Precision Construction Co.)

A tenant improvement in the main terminal to suit new tenant Loyal Legion will involve construction of new walls to create a bar area, a concession and storage area, dining areas, beer coolers, a speakeasy room, a kitchen, a walk-in cooler and freezer, a children’s play area, and a circulation area. Work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$1,000,000
Address: Portland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: John Weil of Weil Architecture Studio 
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: James E. John Construction Co. of Vancouver, Washington

A tenant improvement in Concourse D to suit new tenant Grassa will involve minor demolition and construction of new walls to create a dining area, a service area, a kitchen, a walk-in cooler, a trash room, and a dish area. Work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$3,086,532
Address: 1225 N.E. Second Ave
Applicant: Ximena Herrera of PKA Architects 
Owner: Legacy Emanuel Hospital & Health Center 
Contractor: Nate Gundrum (Mortenson)

A tenant improvement on the first floor to suit Unity Health will involve demolition of walls and construction of new ones to create a lobby, a hallway, a reception alcove, an EVS room, consultation rooms, a riser room, restrooms, offices, bay areas, storage rooms, a nurse station, and more. Work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Facility Permit Intakes:

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

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

See also:

• 124-unit affordable housing project in Portland land use review intakes | Dec. 11, 2023