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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:

$4,175,717 ÌýÌý
Address: 2785 SE Belmont St.
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Owner: not listed
Contractor: Dale Morse (Owen Gabbert LLC)

Shortstack Belmont will be a new 35-unit, affordable multifamily building with a mix of studios, one-bed, two-bed, and three-bedroom units. The four-story walkup building is organized around a central courtyard. Stormwater will be managed on-site.

$500,000Ìý
Address: 1988 NW Savier St.
Applicant: Marvin Monterrosa of GreystarÌý
Owner: CI-GS Slabtown LLC of San Francisco
Contractor: Greystar Development and Construction LP of Houston

Plans call for vinyl window attachments.

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$1,500,000Ìý
Address: 2900 SE 122nd Ave.
Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster PermitsÌý
Owner: School District No. 40Ìý
Contractor: out to bid

Plans call for flooring and finish replacement, a new double check assembly and work associated with HVAC upgrades.

Facility Permits Issued:

$2,064,000 Ìý
Address: Fox Tower, at 805 SW Broadway
Applicant: Roberta Pennington of Ankrom MoisanÌý
Owner: Fox Tower Building LLC
Contractor: Gordon Caudle (Johnson Project Solutions Inc.)

A tenant improvement will involve demolition of walls and the construction of new walls to create a reception/​waiting area, conference rooms, offices, an IT room, a wellness room, storage rooms, a print/​copy room, a break/​lounge room, a records room, an open office area, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

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

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

$1,971,000 Ìý
Address: Oregon Zoo, at 4001 SW Canyon Road
Applicant: Nicole Holt of SERA Architects
Owner: Metro
Contractor: Grant Willis (2Kg Contractors Inc.)

Plans call for a tenant improvement of the Cascade Crest Ballroom. Exterior work will include new storefront windows on east and north elevations. Interior work will include new walls to create stair guardrails. The lower level will include a lobby, an IDF room, a janitor’s closet and an ADA unisex bathroom. It will involve remodeling bathrooms, the lobby area, storage area, banquet area and service areas. The intermediate level will include offices, a catering area and a lobby. The main level will include a lobby area, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$1,293,000 Ìý
Address: Oregon Zoo, at 4001 SW Canyon Road
Applicant: Nicole Holt of SERA Architects
Owner: Metro
Contractor: out to bid

Plans call for a tenant improvement of the Cascade Crest building administrative offices. Exterior work will involve new storefront windows on north and west elevations, and a new roll-up door on the south elevation. Interior work will involve demolition of walls and construction of new walls to create offices, a conference room, a screen room, a break room, an ADA unisex bathroom with a​ shower, ADA unisex bathrooms, a mechanical room, a first-aid room, a huddle room and a storage room. It will also involve remodeling bathrooms, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

$542,000 Ìý
Address: Providence Portland Medical Center, at 4805 NE Glisan St.Ìý
Applicant: Beta Curea of ZGF ArchitectsÌý
Owner: Providence Health & Services-Oregon of Renton, Washington,
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Dallas, Texas)

A tenant improvement will involve demolition of walls and construction of new walls to create a conference room, a shared office, an office hospitalists area and a staff area. It will also involve infilling the doorway, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

ÌýFacility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$2,176,219 Ìý
Address: Kaiser Permanente Interstate Medical Office South, at 3500 N. Interstate Ave.
Applicant: Jon Anderson of Anderson Dabrowski Architects LLCÌý
Owner: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the NorthwestÌý
Contractor: Total Mechanical Inc. of Camas, Washington

Plans call for HVAC replacement on floors P2, 1, 2 and the rooftop. Work on the rooftop would involve installing chillers, exhaust fans, a humidification system and water pumps. Work on levels 1 and 2 would involve replacing terminal units and unit heaters. Work on the P2 loading dock would involve replacing the exhaust fan, ductwork, diffusers, grilles, piping and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$1,051,781 Ìý
Address: Kaiser Permanente Interstate Medical Office South, at 3500 N. Interstate Ave.
Applicant: Jon Anderson of Anderson Dabrowski Architects LLCÌý
Owner: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the NorthwestÌý
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction)

Plans call for HVAC replacement on floors P2, 1, 2 and the rooftop, as well as minor demolition. Work on the rooftop would involve installing a new roofing system, equipment pads, metal stairs, guard rail system, waterproofing and finishes.

UNDER REVIEW
$1,090,000Ìý
Address: The Ritz-Carlton, at 900 SW Washington St.
Applicant: Ryan Craney of LRS ArchitectsÌý
Owner: BDC/Washington Street LLCÌý
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Dallas, Texas)

A tenant improvement of the seventh floor would involve demolition of walls and construction of new walls to create offices, an open office area, a co-work area, a conference room, a locker room, ceiling, flooring, finishes and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$750,000Ìý
Address: 2055 NW Savier St.
Applicant: not listedÌýÌý
Owner: not listedÌý
Contractor: Don Snair of D & B Company

A tenant improvement would involve demolition of walls and construction of new walls to create a receiving room, a storage room, procedure rooms, a lab, offices, exam rooms, restrooms, a janitor room, a break room, a medical work room, an MA area, procedure rooms, an intake/​storage area, a reception, a waiting room, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Permitting & DevelopmentÌý

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