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Building permits issued for March 3-9, 2025

• An $864,443 alteration permit was issued for 819 S.W. Oak St. Plans call for removing and replacing chillers, chilled water pumps and condenser pumps in the lower-level basement as well as associated pipes. Also, the housekeeping pad will be demolished, and concrete will be poured for a larger pad in the same location. William Davidson of Salas O’Brien of Seattle is the applicant, AT&T Communications of Bedminster, N.J., is the project owner, and Allen Sandven (Roebbelen Contracting of El Dorado Hills, California) is the contractor.
• A $1,500,000 alteration permit was issued for 2900 S.E. 122nd Ave. Plans call for replacing flooring and finishes, installing a new double check assembly, and performing work associated with HVAC upgrades. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant, David Douglas School District is the project owner, and Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction of Dallas) is the contractor.
• A $2,000,000 alteration permit was issued for 1400 S.E. 130th Ave. Plans call for removing and replacing portions of the roof at specific locations. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant and Pence Contractors of Lake Oswego is the contractor. The project owner is not listed.
• A $4,000,000 alteration permit was issued for 1001 S.E. 135th Ave. Plans call for renovating and remodeling the South Building. Interior walls will be demolished and new ones constructed to create a new office, storage space, classrooms, a bathroom, and child care space. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant, David Douglas School District is the project owner, and Pence Contractors of Lake Oswego is the contractor.
• A $5,000,000 alteration permit was issued for 1001 S.E. 135th Ave. Plans call for repairing the school building by removing and replacing flooring and roofing at indicated areas, replacing the fire alarm system, and replacing indicated water supply piping. Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits is the applicant, David Douglas School District is the project owner, and Pence Contractors of Lake Oswego is the contractor.
• A $780,000 alteration permit was issued for 4840 N.E. 138th Ave. A tenant improvement for a first-time tenant will include construction of partition walls to create offices, a conference room, restrooms, a janitorial room, a break room, and an IT room. The work will involve installation of plumbing fixtures. Kyron Christman of Faster Permits is the applicant, 138 Avenue LIT JP-MJD2 LLC is the project owner, and John Banes (Sierra Construction of Woodinville, Washington) is the contractor.
• A $3,250,000 alteration permit was issued for 720 S. Bancroft St. This permit for a tenant improvement has been updated to include the addition of a covering to the 207-square-foot trash enclosure. The work will also involve installing vehicle service equipment, constructing new offices and break rooms, and painting and preparing booths. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Deacon Construction is the contractor.

Building permit intakes for March 3-9, 2025

• A $1,900,000 alteration permit is under review for 605 N.W. 23rd Ave. Plans call for replacing the reflective ceiling and completing a build-out for a new tenant. Sarah Strachn of Cortland Morgan Architect of Arlington, Texas, is the applicant, 23 Savoy LLC is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.

Facility permits issued for March 3-9, 2025

• A $650,000 alteration permit was issued for 1900 S.W. Fourth Ave., unit no. 2. Work for the Development Services Center (first and second floors) will include installing ductwork, and replacing air handlers, water pumps, an expansion tank, piping and electrical items. Neither the applicant nor the project owner is listed. Ainsworth of Durham is the contractor.

Facility permit intakes for March 3-9, 2025

• A $946,014 alteration permit is under review for 1100 S.W. Sixth Ave. Plans call for modernizing the fire alarm system on floors 6 through 16. The work would involve installing 59 smoke detectors, four heat detectors, 115 strobes, one pull station, 11 auxiliary panels, and 159 speaker strobes. No applicant, project owner or contractor is listed.
• A $3,590,116 alteration permit is under review for 9601 N.E. Alderwood Road. Work planned for the UPS conveyor system would involve minor demolition, and installation of a conveyor platform deck with rails as well as an automated conveyor system. The work would involve flooring, finishes and electrical. Rifat Hossain of Permit Flow of San Francisco is the applicant, the Port of Portland is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $668,000 alteration permit is under review for 7000 N.E. Airport Way. A tenant improvement is planned for Alaska Airlines’ enplaning, deplaning and mezzanine levels. This work would involve installing ductwork, grilles, diffusers, condensing units, a fan, coils, terminal units, exhaust fans, a fireplace exhaust fan, piping and electrical. Liz Bray of Hennebery Eddy Architects is the applicant, the Port of Portland is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $9,300,000 alteration permit is under review for 7000 N.E. Airport Way. A tenant improvement is planned for Alaska Airlines’ enplaning, deplaning and mezzanine levels. This work would involve demolishing walls and constructing new ones to create a telecommunications room, a lobby area, a commercial kitchen, a walk-in cooler, a dry storage room, offices, storage rooms, a break room, bathrooms, a bistro area, lounge areas, a bar area, a connecting stair with glass railings, and dumbwaiters. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. Liz Bray of Hennebery Eddy Architects is the applicant, the Port of Portland is the project owner, and Kevin Kelly (Fortis Construction) is the contractor.
• A $3,707,490 alteration permit is under review for 9475 N. Horseshoe Ave. A tenant improvement is planned for Amazon. The work would involve minor demolition, installation of an automated conveyor line and fencing, and finishes and electrical. Jesse Tarr of City Permit of Miami is the applicant, Prologis of Denver is the project owner, and the primary contractor is out to bid.
• A $636,000 grading permit is under review for 6149 S.W. Shattuck Road. Mass grading and site improvements are planned for future public streets, public utilities, and residences. This work would be for phase 4 of the Raleigh Crest development. Janelle Guiao of AKS Engineering & Forestry of Tualatin is the applicant, Raleigh Crest LLC is the project owner, and Northwest Earthmovers of Sherwood is the contractor.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development