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Building permits issued for Jan. 20-26, 2025

• A $3,375,000 alteration permit was issued for 8959 S.W. Barbur Blvd. This tenant improvement will suit a new tenant. The first floor will be reconfigured to create a food pantry storage and distribution area, a lobby, a lounge, classrooms, and meeting room. The second floor will gain a new restroom and a lobby. A new elevator will be installed. Site improvements include new benches and site furniture, an accessible pedestrian path, and short-term bicycle parking spaces. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Tom Mitchell (Walsh Construction) is the contractor.
• A $1,200,000 new construction permit is under inspection for 6110 N.E. Willow St. Plans call for constructing a three-story, nine-unit apartment building. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Strong Tower Contractors LLC of Vancouver, Washington, is the contractor.

Building permit intakes for Jan. 20-26, 2025

• A $1,150,000 demolition permit is under review for 7701 N. Chautauqua Blvd. Plans call for demolishing the existing indoor pool and pool enclosure house. The project would include associated sitework and selected tree removal. Alfredo Perez-Lozano of Emerio Design of Beaverton is the applicant, the city of Portland is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• An $851,361 alteration permit is under review for 5615 N. Macadam Ave. This tenant improvement would be for a new restaurant tenant. Interior work would create a new customer service area, a dining area, and restrooms on the first floor, and a new employee area and restrooms on the second floor. Exterior work would include repaving and restriping the parking area, landscaping, installation of drive-thru equipment, and site utilities. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant, Lindquist Development is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $2,000,000 alteration permit is approved to issue for 1120 N.E. Third Ave. Plans call for reconfiguring a south stair entry/exit vestibule, adding a curtainwall and security glazing at the arcade’s west elevation, and adding security gates and exit doors. Jesse Emory of LRS Architects is the applicant, the city of Portland is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.

Facility permits issued for Jan. 20-26, 2025

• A $748,950 alteration permit was issued for 101 S.W. Main St. A tenant improvement to suit TriMet is planned on the third, fifth and sixth floors. Walls will be demolished and new ones constructed to create on the third floor a waiting area, huddle rooms, a drop-in room, a legal/copy room, a café room, offices, an IDF room, a wellness room, phone rooms, a workroom, a conference room, and open office areas, on the fifth floor an office and risk management areas, and on the sixth floor an HR secure room. The work will involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Aaron Benson of GBD Architects is the applicant, Madison-OFC One Main Place OR LLC of Hicksville, New York, is the project owner, and Chris Holbrook Construction LLC of Vancouver, Washington, is the contractor.
• A $1,306,622 alteration permit was issued for 3485 S. Bond Ave. A new diesel particulate filter will be installed at Oregon Health & Science University’s Center for Health & Healing, Building 2. The work will involve piping and electrical. Jason Jones of TCB Industrial of Modesto, California, is the applicant, OHSU is the project owner, and TCB Industrial is the contractor.
• A $583,000 alteration permit was issued for 700 N.E. 55th Ave. A tenant improvement will involve installing high pile racking, metal stairs with handrails and guardrails, and deck supports. David Leslie of Norlift of Oregon is the applicant, Pacific Realty Associates is the project owner, and Superior Quality Installation of Oregon City is the contractor.
• An $840,000 alteration permit was issued for 2010 N. Interstate Ave. A tenant improvement for the Portland Water Bureau will involve installation of ductwork, grilles, diffusers, a new exterior louver, a heat recovery unit, rooftop condensing units, terminal units, an exhaust fan, fan coils, a heat pump, piping and electrical items. Susan Meamber of the Portland Water Bureau is the applicant, the city of Portland is the project owner, and Arctic Sheet Metal is the contractor.
• A $1,500,000 alteration permit was issued for 2010 N. Interstate Ave. A tenant improvement for the Portland Water Bureau will involve replacing the entire roof, installing roof walking pads and a roof hatch, extending the existing parapet, weatherproofing all windows, removing one window, replacing other windows, resealing the brick façade and joints, and replacing the brick façade over doors. The work will also involve finishes, plumbing and electrical. Susan Meamber of the Portland Water Bureau is the applicant, the city of Portland is the project owner, and Grant Wills of 2KG Contractors is the contractor.

Facility permit intakes for Jan. 20-26, 2025

• A $3,799,469 alteration permit is under review for 3203 S.E. Woodstock Blvd. An upgrade of Reed College’s Physical Plant Building would involve the first and second floors, the mezzanine, and the roof. The roof/exterior work would involve VRF outdoor units and a steam silencer. The interior work would involve steam boilers, a hot water pump, a deaerator feedwater system, a condensate tank, a fuel oil pump, a converter, a boiler, a blowdown separator, duplex condensate pumps, an air separator, an expansion tank, energy recovery ventilators, exhaust fans, hydronic unit heaters, VRF wall mount units, draft fans, fuel polisher, ductwork, diffusers, grilles, piping and electrical. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Total Mechanical of Camas, Washington, is the contractor.
• A $2,719,632 alteration permit is under review for 3203 S.E. Woodstock Blvd. An upgrade of Reed College’s Physical Plant Building would involve the first and second floors, the mezzanine, and the roof. The roof/exterior work would include installing a roof membrane, guardrails and parapet bracing, and extending the scupper. The second-floor work would include replacing windows, installing louvers and infilling a wall. The interior work would include demolishing walls and constructing new ones to create a first-floor locker room, restrooms, and a laundry room. The second floor would gain workstations, a paint room, a storage room, a records room, a flex room, a janitorial room, and a receiving area. The mezzanine would gain a key shop, an IT room and a storage area. Also on the first floor, housekeeping pads would be installed, and the grounds room, grounds huddle area and grounds open area would be remodeled. On the second floor, the break room, engineer office and printer alcove would be remodeled. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Truebeck Construction of San Mateo, California, is the contractor.
• A $550,000 alteration permit is under review for 25 S.W. Salmon St. A tenant improvement for Portland Opera would involve work on the first, second and third floors. On the first floor, a bathroom would be remodeled, and a door would be replaced. On the second floor, walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create a storage room, a server room, a conference room, and an open office area. Also, the bathroom would be remodeled. On the third floor, walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create a wellness room, a bathroom, conference rooms, and new ADA seating. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Shannon Ralston of LRS Architects is the applicant, 121 SW Salmon St Corp. is the project owner, and the contractor is out to bid.
• A $566,382 alteration permit is under review for 1211 S.W. Fifth Ave. A tenant improvement for Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt would involve floors 16-19. The work would involve installing ductwork, diffusers, grilles, terminal units, sound traps, water-source heat pumps, plumbing and electrical. Melina Swalko of American Heating is the applicant, TR Pacwest LLC of Chicago is the project owner, and American Heating is the contractor.
• A $1,900,000 alteration permit is under review for 615 S. Palatine Hill Road. A tenant improvement for Lewis & Clark College would involve the first floor of the Olin Center for Physics and Chemistry. Walls would be demolished and new ones constructed to create lab support rooms and an organic chemistry lab. The work would involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Mike Coyle of Faster Permits is the applicant, Lewis & Clark College is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $1,648,500 multiple dwellings/single lot permit is under review for property on North Russell Street (within the 97227 zip code). This is for the development of townhomes at the Williams and Russell project site. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant, Legacy Health System is the project owner, and Colas Construction is the contractor.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development