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Feb. 24-March 2, 2025

• A type 1 procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 921 S.W. Washington St. Up to four chiller units are sought for the Pittock Block’s roof. One would be installed initially and the others in the future as needed. The chillers would be located on the northern portion of the roof in locations to minimize visibility from adjacent streets while retaining open roof space for future uses. Kyle Womack of Hennebery Eddy Architects is the applicant, and 1547 CRS-Pittock Block LLC of Matawan, N.J., is the project owner.
• A type 2 procedure (design review) is pending for 2400 N.W. Fourth Ave. Two new flush-mounted signs would be installed. One would be 96.27 square feet and the other would be 33.44 square feet. Daniel Stalheim of Portland Sign Co. is the applicant, and LON LLC is the project owner.
• A type 1 procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 8107 N. Denver Ave. A new double-faced, illuminated wall sign would be installed above the door. The sign would be 36 inches by 18 inches. Gonzalo Cervantes of Pronto Signs of Keizer is the applicant, and Lambeth Printing Company of Fairview is the project owner.
• Early assistance is pending for 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. A renovation of the Hollywood Theatre would include modifying the storefront, adding seats upstairs, renovating toilet rooms, and relocating the concessions area. Steven Ehlbeck of Steven Ehlbeck Architecture & Design is the applicant, and Film Action Oregon is the project owner.
• A pre-application conference is pending for 610 S.W. Alder St. The James Beard Public Market project would involve renovating the lowest two levels of the façade at 610 S.W. Alder St. and the entire façade at 622 S.W. Alder St. New signage and a new loading zone are proposed as well. Lauren Antolin of COLAB Architecture + Design is the applicant, and Historic Portland Public Market Foundation and Ralph Schlesinger Co. LLC are the project owners.
• Early assistance is pending for 5635 N.E. 105th Ave. The Bureau of Environmental Services proposes to construct a new pump station building, including a generator enclosure, an electrical monopole, underground utility structures, a gravity sewer and force main, water service, perimeter fencing, stormwater treatment infrastructure (natural, lined swales with underdrain systems), and landscaped areas. The pump station at 5550 N.E. 105th Avenue will be decommissioned. Cyrus Osborn of the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services is the applicant, and the city of Portland is the project owner.
• A type 1x procedure (historic resource review) is pending for 1126 S.W. Park Ave. Approval is sought for plans to add steel security gates immediately behind the columns and arched openings of the colonnade of the First Congregational Church, which is designated as a historic landmark in the Central City Plan District. Darin Bouska of NW Precision Design of Sherwood is the applicant, and First Congregational Church is the project owner.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development