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A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week.

Building Permits Issued:

$3,500,000  
Address: 365 N.E. Couch St.
Applicant: Tiffany Lai of YBA Architects 
Owner: Block 76 LLC
Contractor: Michael Carrigg (Andersen Construction)

A tenant improvement on floors 2-5 will include infill on the third floor. The work will involve construction of new interior walls to create offices, restrooms, and break rooms.

$74,354,000   
Address: 4160 N.E. Halsey St.
Applicant: not listed 
Owner: not listed
Contractor: O’Neill/Walsh Community Builders

HollywoodHUB will be a 12-story, 224-unit, affordable housing building with resident amenity areas, caseworker offices, support service spaces, and staff parking.

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$700,000Ìý
Address: 3825 S.E. 80th Ave.
Applicant: Scott Thayer of Otak 
Owner: Village Enterprises 
Contractor: NCM Inc.

Plans call for replacement of all interior nonstructural elements throughout the building because of water damage. The work would involve interior finishes, casework, MEP fittings, gypsum board and insulation. No changes are planned for either the framing or exterior.

UNDER REVIEW
$1,129,281Ìý
Address: 3823 N.E. Glisan St.
Applicant: Angela Crooks of SĀJ Architecture 
Owner: All Saints Catholic Church of Portland
Contractor: Bremik Construction

Plans call for an interior remodel of an existing gym space. The work would include converting adjacent locker rooms to restrooms, relocating a drinking fountain, and replacing noncompliant stair handrails.

Facility Permits Issued:

$975,000    
Address: 1050 S.W. Sixth Ave.
Applicant: Matthew Shirey of JH Kelly 
Owner: Trea 6th & Main LLC of San Francisco
Contractor: JH Kelly of Longview, Washington

HVAC work will take place on the first floor and the roof. The work will involve installing ductwork, grilles, water-cooled chillers, a cooling tower, pumps, variable frequency drives, an air separator, strainers, piping and electrical.

$5,000,000   
Address: 1631 N.W. Thurman St.
Applicant: Taylor Pasic of GBD Architects
Owner: 1631 NW Thurman Owner LLC of Dallas, Texas
Contractor: Chris Holbrook Construction of Vancouver, Washington

A tenant improvement is planned for floors 1-4. Exterior work will include the installation of a new flagpole and the expansion of the fourth-floor terrace. Interior work will include construction of a new connecting stair between the second and third floors, demolition of walls, and construction of new ones. The first floor will hold a reception/​showcase area, closets, a bike room, and a storage room. Floors 2-4 will hold lobby areas, collaboration areas, conference rooms, a training room, a catering room, offices, copy/​supply rooms, a coffee area, a phone room, bathrooms with showers, a fitness room, a PC build room, wellness rooms, storage rooms, an IDF room, a break room, a boardroom, and open office areas. Existing bathrooms will be remodeled. The work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$827,723Ìý
Address: 1455 N.W. Irving St.
Applicant: Aaron Benson of GBD Architects
Owner: LPF Pearl West LLC of Chicago 
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Dallas, Texas)

Plans call for work on the first floor and on floors 7-9. Work on the first floor would involve removing the garage door. Work on floors 7-9 would involve demolition of walls, stairs and guardrails. Work on floors 8-9 would involve infilling a concrete slab. Work on all floors would involve remodeling the elevator lobby as well as ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$500,000  
Address: Umpqua Bank Plaza, at 1 S.W. Columbia St. 
Applicant: Jon McAuley of Thunder Egg Collaborative
Owner: Umpqua Plaza Property LLC 
Contractor: Truebeck Construction of San Mateo, California

A tenant improvement would involve minor demolition and construction of new walls to create a lobby, office space, a quiet room, a video editing room, a printer nursery, phone rooms, listening lounges, a flex room, and a cafe area. The existing conference rooms and other rooms would be remodeled. The work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development 

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