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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.

Early assistance – application 
Address: 4520 N. Colonial Ave.
Applicant: Carrie Strickland of Works Progress Architecture
Owners: 4520 N Colonial LLC and 1560 N Going LLC of Henderson, Nevada

A revised multifamily development consolidating two lots into a single site is under review. This proposal calls for new construction including a four-story, 90-unit, walk-up (no elevator) apartment building with a mix of studios, one-bedroom units, and two-bedroom units. Stormwater would be managed on-site via drywells.

Type 1 procedure (design review) – pending 
Address: 1200 N.W. Marshall St.
Applicants: Marina Monihan of Technology Associates EC Inc. and Brian Flores of Dish Wireless LLC of Littleton, Colorado
Owner: Asa Flats LLC of Dallas, Texas

Dish Wireless LLC proposes to install on the rooftop three antennas, six remote radio heads, three over voltage protection systems, three fiberglass-reinforced plastic screens (painted and textured to match the existing building), and three hybrid cables. Also, one new metal platform, two cabinets and a new fiber box, one new meter and associated wireless equipment would be installed.

Early assistance – pending 
Address: 1313 W. Burnside St. 
Applicants: Karl Refi and Terry Amundson of Koble Creative 
Owner: AS Realty LLC

Plans call for building new storefront systems, entries, and overhead doors on the north, west and south elevations, as well as adding exterior paint throughout.

Early assistance – pending 
Address: 7180 S.W. Oleson Road
Applicant: Sean O’Neill of Canopy Building Group 
Owner: Garden Homes West Associates LLC

The proposal includes 40 townhome-style units on a 1.73-acre site.

Type 1 procedure (design review) – pending 
Address: 375 N.E. Holladay St. 
Applicant: Marina Monihan of Technology Associates EC Inc.
Owner: XHR Portland OCC LLC

Dish Wireless LLC proposes to install on the rooftop three new antennas and six new radios with fiberglass-reinforced plastic screening painted to match the structure. A new platform with two cabinets and associated utility equipment will be behind the existing building equipment screening.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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