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Feb. 17-23, 2025

• A type 1 procedure (design review) is pending for 1723 S.W. Taylor St. The proposal is for interior improvements in a two-story concrete-and-masonry building to accommodate business use. Plans call for infilling a corner entry, replacing the exterior storefront at the first floor, constructing a new internal circulation stair, replacing the elevator, adding exterior illuminated building signage, applying new exterior paint, installing a rooftop skylight and mechanical units, replacing exterior lighting, and adding a painted metal awning over the main entrance. Existing roof drains would be routed to the sewer underground. Matthew Stoll of Woofter Bolch Architecture is the applicant, and Oliver Bear LLC is the project owner.
• Early assistance is sought for a project at 10244 S.W. 40th Ave. The proposal is for construction of a 10-lot townhouse development. Each home would be 23 feet wide with a 5-feet side-yard setback, 8 feet between buildings, and an 8-feet street-side-yard setback. Stormwater would need to be brought up from the intersection with Southwest Huber Street. Mark Dane of Mark Dane Planning is the applicant, and Elizabeth Rothenberger is the project owner.
• Early assistance is sought for a project at 6102 S.E. 92nd Ave. The proposal is for construction of a 36-unit multifamily building and a 27,465-square-foot office building. Corey Morris of Carleton Hart Architecture is the applicant, and 6205 & 6211 SE 93rd LLC and Portland Homeless Family Solutions are the project owners.
• A type 2 procedure (greenway) is pending for property along North River Street (within the 97227 zip code). The Oregon Department of Transportation plans to install stormwater best management practices for portions of U.S. Route 30 and Interstate 405 that drain to Portland Harbor. The purpose is to reduce stormwater pollutants draining from ODOT facilities to Portland Harbor and downstream. The specific site is at the eastern footing of the Fremont Bridge. Existing stormwater conveyance facilities on the site will be modified. Jonathan Horowitz of ODOT and Kelsey Harpham of WSP USA are the applicants, and the state of Oregon is the project owner.
• A design advice request is pending for 5515 S.E. Milwaukie Ave. The proposal is for construction of a six-story residential building with approximately 243 units and associated parking. There would be partially mechanized parking and screened surface parking behind. The uppermost level would include a shared terrace and residential amenity. The building would be broken up into three distinct elements along Milwaukie Avenue. The one in the center would hold an entry lobby and elevators. The one to the south would ascend to 65 feet with a 45-feet setback. It would be anchored by two vertical stacks of units. The one to the north would ascend to 75 feet and have units with lofts within. Ground-level units would have entry porches and planters to help screen them. A variety of roof forms and cornice lines are intended are intended to break up massing. Kyle Andersen of GBD Architects is the applicant, and Susan La Porte and Marvin La Porte are the project owners.
• Early assistance is pending for 4705 N.E. 110th Ave. The proposal is for construction of a duplex adjacent to a single-family home on one lot. David Mullens of Fastback Development Services of Ridgefield, Washington, is the applicant, and Southam Sayadeth is the project owner.
• A type 1x procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 1001 S.W. Broadway. The scope of work would be limited to the renovation of public spaces on the first and second floors as well as minor modifications to the exterior ground-level entry and storefront. Entrance doors and systems would be relocated and replaced, and an existing entrance would be infilled with storefront to match existing conditions. Three fabric awnings are proposed for storefront bays. Plans call for architectural work, electrical work, plumbing work, mechanical work, and replacement of finishes and furniture. Michael Dalezman of Kollin Altomare Architects of Chicago is the applicant, and RB Heathman LLC of Columbus, Ohio, is the project owner.
• A type 2 procedure (adjustment) is pending for 4035 S.E. 82nd Ave. Plans call for demolishing two buildings and constructing a two-story building with a commercial kitchen, retail space, and event space. Another existing building would be remodeled: existing windows would be removed, and new ones would be installed, and new exterior siding and mechanical, electrical and lighting elements would be added. The adjustment requested is to allow a double door to be installed at the main entrance vestibule not facing 82nd Avenue. Stormwater would be routed to existing drywells on site. James Barwegen of Scott Edwards Architecture is the applicant and Meals on Wheels People is the project owner.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development