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A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week.

Building Permits Issued:

$600,000   
Address: Lloyd Center, at 2201 N.E. Lloyd Center
Applicant: David McLaughlin of Works Progress Architecture
Owner: KREF Lloyd Center Owner LLC
Contractor: Shelton Davis (Lease Crutcher Lewis)

Plans call for altering exterior walls. New siding will feature materials comparable to those of existing siding.

$ 4,000,000 
Address: 800 S.W. Harvey Milk St.
Applicant: Jason Hirst of NNA Landscape Architecture
Owner: city of Portland
Contractor: out to bid

Plans call for development of a public plaza with an overhead fabric canopy, planters, trees, a dog run, and a storage container. New perimeter fencing with gates will remain open during park hours.

$1,900,000Ìý
Address: 15840 S.E. Taylor St.
Applicant: Kristofer Tonning of ZCS Engineering & Architecture 
Owner: School District No. 28
Contractor: Par-Tech Construction

Plans call for a voluntary seismic upgrade of the school’s central classroom wing, media center, front office, and cafeteria.

$1,300,000  
Address: Modera Morrison, at 1130 S.E. Morrison St. 
Applicant: Brian Cobb of SERA Architects 
Owner: CH Morrison LLC
Contractor: David Johnson (MCRT PNW Construction LLC)

Plans call for converting partial retail shell spaces to six one-bedroom dwelling units on level 1 and building out partial shell retail spaces with a demising wall and restrooms on level 1 and P1.

Building Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$1,618,140  
Address: 3311 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Applicant: Gavin Russell of CIDA Inc. 
Owner: Irvington Education Partners LLC of Vancouver, Washington 
Contractor: out to bid

Plans call for a tenant improvement to suit a new day care tenant. Interior work would include demolition and construction of new partition walls to create an office and classrooms. Exterior work would include construction of a new storefront, roof replacement, creation of a new parking layout, and construction of new playgrounds.

UNDER REVIEW
$7,484,850    
Address: 3860 N.W. Yeon Ave.
Applicant: Andrew Perez of Cold Storage Manufacturing of Modesto, California 
Owner: 3900 Yeon LLC of Denver and Prologis-Exchange NA2 SUB4 LLC of Boston  
Contractor: not listed

A tenant improvement for a new tenant would involve installing new walk-in coolers, a cold dock, and a freezer. It would also include the creation of an office and a break room.

Facility Permits Issued:

$5,000,000  
Address: Moda Center, at 1 N. Center Court St. 
Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits 
Owner: city of Portland
Contractor: ANC Sports Enterprises LLC of Purchase, New York

Plans call for demolishing the hanging LED display and installing a new one as well as hoisting end-zone displays. The work will also involve ceiling, finishes and electrical.

$3,707,490  
Address: 9475 N. Horseshoe Ave. 
Applicant: Jesse Tarr of City Permit of Miami
Owner: Prologis LP of Denver
Contractor: Wire Rite Electric of Battle Ground, Washington

Plans call for performing a conveyor line tenant improvement. There will be minor demolition as well as installation of a new automated conveyor line and fencing. The work will also involve finishes and electrical.

$750,000
Address: Lewis & Clark College, at 615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: Lewis & Clark College
Contractor: Bremik Construction

A tenant improvement is planned for Corbett House’s second floor. Plans call for demolishing walls and adding new ones to create offices, a meeting room, and a circulation room. Existing offices and restrooms will be remodeled, and a stair guardrail will be installed. The work will also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$721,000Ìý
Address: Veterans Memorial Coliseum, at 300 N. Ramsay Way
Applicant: McKenzie Baird of Scott Edwards Architecture
Owner: city of Portland
Contractor: Steve Paschal (Balfour Beatty Construction)

Plans call for improving the locker room on the event level by demolishing walls and remodeling star rooms, team locker rooms, shower rooms, bathrooms and team rooms. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Permitting & Development 

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