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Building permits issued for Jan. 13-19, 2025

• A $700,000 alteration permit was issued for 3825 S.E. 80th Ave. Like-for-like replacement of all nonstructural interior elements is planned, due to water damage. The work will involve interior finishes, casework, MEP fittings, drywall, and insulation. No changes will be made to the framing or the exterior. Scott Thayer of Otak is the applicant, Village Enterprises is the project owner, and Lemin Group LLC of Salem is the contractor.
• A $2,898,164 alteration permit was issued for 11325 N.E. Weidler St. Alterations will be made to a skilled nursing facility (sector A only). All finishes (down to the wood structure) will be repaired, due to water damage. Nick Carpenter of LRS Architects is the applicant, East PDX HC Investors is the project owner, and Scott Wigman (Joseph Hughes Construction) is the contractor.
• A $2,000,000 alteration permit was issued for 5480 N.W. Front Ave. New renewable diesel pipelines will be installed from the plant to the McCall dock. John Deppa of Alpha Technical Group is the applicant, McCall Oil & Chemical Corp. is the project owner, and Greenberry Industrial LLC of Issaquah, Washington, is the contractor.
• A $570,158 addition permit is under inspection for 4735 N.E. 72nd Ave. A second-story addition is planned with new stairs leading to an office area. A new kitchen will be built, and restrooms will be relocated and added. New partition walls with relites are planned. Exterior work will include regarding the building perimeter, installing new windows and doors with canopies, and adding a covered porch and exterior fence. Other improvements involve sprinklers, landscaping, bicycle parking, a dry well, and more. No information is listed identifying the applicant or the project owner or the contractor.
• A $750,000 addition permit was issued for 544 S.E. Oak St. The renovation is to legalize an unpermitted addition of second-floor space. The work will involve construction of new stairs, a corridor and egress system, subdivision of interior spaces, extension of window openings from the first floor through the second floor, and creation of four accessible restrooms. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. The primary contractor is out to bid.

Building permit intakes for Jan. 13-19, 2025

• A $776,200 alteration permit is under review for 4152 N.E. Hancock St. A tenant improvement is planned for a fitness and health club. The ground floor would be remodeled to create a training area, a reception area, office space, tanning rooms, restrooms, and locker rooms. Phi Huynh of Ignisio Studios of Tustin, California, is the applicant, Hollywood Market Square LLC of West Linn is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $775,000 alteration permit is under review for 3011 N. Lombard St. A tenant improvement is planned for a new restaurant. The attached trash enclosure would be removed. Site improvements would include parking lot striping, landscaping and utilities. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant and East Wind LLC of Sunnyvale, California, is the project owner. The contractor is not listed.

Facility permits issued for Jan. 13-19, 2025

• A $1,090,000 alteration permit was issued for 900 S.W. Washington St. A tenant improvement is planned to expand Davis Wright Tremaine’s space on the seventh floor. Existing walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create offices, and open office area, a coworking area, a conference room, and a locker room. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes and electrical. Ryan Craney of LRS Architects is the applicant, BDC / Washington Street LLC is the project owner, and Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction LLC) is the contractor.
• A $680,000 mechanical permit was issued for 4805 N.E. Glisan St. A fan replacement project in the Providence Portland Medical Center (Cancer Center) will involve installation of exhaust fans, supply fans, and electrical. Juan Garduno of ZGF Architects is the applicant, Providence Health & Services-Oregon of Renton, Washington, is the project owner, and Deb Han (Alliant Systems LLC) is the contractor.
• A $500,000 alteration permit was issued for 123 N.E. Third Ave. A tenant improvement to suit Smith Optics is planned for the third and fourth floors. Walls will be demolished and new ones constructed to create a third-floor reception area, showroom, shipping room, mother’s room, server room, conference rooms, break room, office, and open office area. The fourth floor will gain conference rooms, offices, a work room, a storage room, a coffee area, an open office area, and stair guardrails. The work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing, and electrical. Matt Fitzgerald of GBD Architects is the applicant, Bridgehead Development LLC is the project owner, and BnK Construction of Gladstone is the contractor.
• An $812,722 alteration permit was issued for 777 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. A renovation is planned to suit the landlord. Walls will be demolished and new ones constructed to create a remodeled waiting room, an office, a break area, a bathroom, a security room, a locker room, a bathroom, a changing room, and offices. The huddle room, workstations and a support area will be remodeled. The work will involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing, and electrical. Ericka Colvin of Integrus Architecture is the applicant, Metro is the project owner, and James E. Anderson (Cedar Mill Construction of Tualatin) is the contractor.

Facility permit intakes for Jan. 13-19, 2025

• A $929,010 alteration permit is under review for 10280 N.E. Cascades Parkway. A renovation for IKEA will involve two floors. Walls will be demolished and new ones constructed to create restrooms and a shower room. The work will involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. No information is listed identifying the applicant or the project owner or the contractor.
• A $610,407 alteration permit is under review for 808 S.W. Campus Drive. A tenant improvement is planned for the Kohler Pavilion’s fourth floor. Changes would be made to linear accelerator equipment and structural attachments. A new fan coil and ductwork would be installed. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. No information is listed identifying the applicant or the project owner or the contractor.
• A $609,000 alteration permit is under review for 900 S.W. Washington St. A tenant improvement on the fourth floor is planned to suit Fisher & Phillips LLP. There would be minor demolition and construction of new walls to create offices, open office areas, a print alcove, an office services room, a network room, a wellness room, a break room, conference rooms, a reception area, closets, a library, a phone room, and an open collaboration area. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Jennifer Cobb of ASD | SKY Architect of Atlanta is the applicant and BDC / Washington Street LLC is the project owner. The contractor is not listed.
• A $1,015,000 alteration permit is under review for 1300 S.W. Sixth Ave. Work for the landlord is planned for the fourth floor. Walls would be demolished and new demising walls constructed to create three spec suites. New walls would create a common corridor. Suite 400 would gain conference rooms, a phone room, a reception area, a café, a restroom, an IT room, huddle rooms, a collaborative area, offices, a print/copy alcove, and an open office area. Suite 401 would gain a huddle room, open office areas, a print/copy alcove, offices, a café, a conference room, a reception area, and an IT room. Suite 402 would gain a huddle room, offices, a print/copy alcove, a conference room, a reception area, an IT room, a café, and an open office area. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Michael Breuer of Menashe Properties is the applicant, JLM Sixth LLC is the project owner, and Jarrod Fogle (Walen Construction LLC) is the contractor.
• A $700,000 alteration permit is under review for 2525 S.W. First Ave. A tenant improvement to suit Oregon Health & Science University is planned for suite 1215 (first floor). Walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create a group room with a kitchenette, group rooms, therapy rooms, offices, a waiting room, a reception area, a storage room, consultation rooms, a clean room, a soiled room, and a copy/print/mail room. Existing therapy rooms, an electrical room, a break room and an office would be remodeled. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Hallie Ervin of OHSU is the applicant, and OHSU is the project owner. The contractor is out to bid.
• A $500,000 alteration permit is under review for 2525 S.W. First Ave. A tenant improvement to suit Oregon Health & Science University is planned for suite 1200 (first floor). Walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create a reception area, offices, a family therapy room, a storage room, a closet, a break room, a lactation room, a mail room, a classroom, and a waiting room. A doorway would be infilled. The work would involve ceiling, flooring finishes, plumbing and electrical. Hallie Ervin of OHSU is the applicant, and OHSU is the project owner. Viking Engineering + Construction of Gresham is the contractor.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development