By: Hilary Dorsey//September 16, 2024//
Hilary Dorsey//September 16, 2024//
A weekly list of highlights from commercial land use review activity in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week.
Design advice request – pendingÌý Ìý ÌýÌý
Address: Southeast Morrison Street (within the 97214 zip code)
Applicant: Metro
Owner: Metro
Metro is proposing a memorial at Block 14, Lone Fir Cemetery to offer opportunities for contemplation and acknowledgment of past injustices of impacted communities. This is a contributing resource in the Lone Fir Cemetery Historic District.
Type 3 procedure (conditional use) – pending
Address: 1390 SE 122nd Ave.
Applicant: Brian Kimura of BK ArchitectureÌý
Owner: Center for Intercultural Organizing
The project team is seeking approval to convert the existing office condo space to a children’s daycare. The proposed daycare space occupies roughly half of the commercial condo building and will occupy the ground floor and half sunken basement. The upper and lower floors are both 1,392 square feet each. The outdoor play space will utilize the open property to the south. The project is an interior tenant improvement and will not add any additional building footprint to the property.
Early assistance – applicationÌý Ìý
Address: 3415 SE Powell Blvd.
Applicant: Nick Williams of TVA Architects
Owner: Trillium Family Services Inc.
Plans call for construction of a new residential building for Trillium Family Services at their Parry Center campus. The project is a 16,000-square-foot, ​two-story structure (10,000 square feet on level one, 6,000 square feet on level two), 12 sleep rooms, common rooms and support spaces (therapy and administrative spaces).
Type 2 procedure (design review) – pendingÌý Ìý
Address: 1771 N. Flint Ave.
Applicants: Chandra Robinson and Jeff Ernst of LEVER Architecture
Owner: Albina One LP
The proposal calls for design review for alterations to an approved building to replace a painted mural with decorative façade treatments and for perforated metal screens along the ground floor.
ÌýSource: Portland Permitting & DevelopmentÌý
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