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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.

Type 2 procedures (adjustment) – application and (environmental review) – pending 
Address: 7548 N.E. 33rd Drive
Applicant: Philip McCormick of BES
Owners: Blue Bell Enterprises LLC and the city of Portland

The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services is proposing to upgrade an existing pump station. The project will require acquisition of the adjacent property at 7544 N.E. 33rd Drive. The property line adjustment would require modifications to access and the parking lot.

Early assistance – application 
Address: 11529 S.E. Division St.
Applicant: Ryan Austin of Polyphon Architecture & Design LLC
Owner: Annette Mattson 

The proposal is for construction of a three-story building with approximately 22 affordable housing units. The apartments would be prefabricated modules that would be assembled on-site. Common spaces, such as a community room and a trash/recycling room, would be on the ground floor. A common outdoor area would be within the central courtyard. No parking is planned.

Type 2 procedure (historic resource review) – pending 
Address: 615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Applicants: Maya Foty of Architectural Resources Group
Owner: Lewis & Clark College 

Plans for a Lewis & Clark College building call for reinforcing garden retaining walls, reroofing the bathhouse, removing beam connections, replacing the gutter and fascia, removing the remaining arbor columns, and infilling the pool.

Type 2 procedure (environmental review) – pending 
Address: 4305 S.W. Garden Home Road
Applicant: Kalli Light of Relevant Building Co.
Owner: Carl Coffman of Oregon City 

Plans call for demolishing a 630-square-foot home and building an 844-square-foot home on roughly the same footprint. The existing parking area, utilities and stormwater outfall would be used.

Type 2 procedure (design review) – pending 
Address: 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road
Applicants: Alex Hill of Clark/Kjos Architects
Owners: OHSU and the Oregon State Board of Higher Education 

Two new cycle hubs are planned for Oregon Health & Science University’s Marquam Hill campus. One would be behind the auditorium building and the other would be in front of the Biomedical Information Communication Center. Both hubs would be single-story, post-and-beam, steel-framed structures with polycarbonate glazing.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

See also:

• $16M update of bus yard in Portland building permits | Dec. 18, 2023