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Jan. 20-26, 2025

• A type 1 procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 1716 N.W. Davis St. A renovation of the North Rectory Building at St. Mary’s Cathedral is planned. The project would involve structural seismic strengthening, construction of a new lobby and stairway, upgrades of MEP systems, and new interior design. New recessed entry doors would be installed at the east elevation and a single exit door would be installed at the south elevation. Michael Roberts of LRS Architects is the applicant and St Mary Catholic Cathedral of Immaculate Conception of Portland Oregon is the project owner.
• A type 3 procedure (conditional use) is pending for 8500 N.W. Johnson St. An expansion of the French International School of Oregon campus is sought. The project would produce a net increase of 12,200 square feet of floor area, a play field with lighting for recreational sports, a new parking lot and on-site queueing aisle, a fire lane, and an increase in parking to 146 spaces to support an increase in student population to 680 and faculty/staff to 160. Stormwater would be managed via proprietary filters and detention pipes before being directed to an existing outfall. Jackson Jarman-Thiebault of French International School of Oregon is the applicant and the French International School of Oregon is the project owner.
• A type 1x procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 1540 S.E. Ladd Ave. Renovation of a noncontributing structure within the Ladd’s Addition historic district would involve replacing three street-facing windows within a gable dormer, replacing three non-street-facing windows and two dryer vents, and legalizing a small addition to the rear of the structure as well as two doors. Also, six skylights would be installed. Kimberly Freeman of In Clover Consulting is the applicant, and Norman Kalbfleisch and Neil Matteucci are the project owners.
• A type 1x procedure (historic resource review) is pending for property on Northwest Flanders Street (within the 97209 zip code). The addition of a covered metal structure is sought for a noncontributing site within the New Chinatown/Japantown Historic District. The 30-feet-by-60-feet structure would have a roof but no side walls. It would provide temporary cover for skateboard ramps to maintain usability when wet and support temporary skatepark activation on the site. Jessie Burke of Old Town Community Association is the applicant and Prosper Portland is the project owner.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development